Corporate Librarian: Not a Dying Art After All
Corporate Librarian job posting brings faith that the fine art of indexing and archiving is not dead.
Read MoreGoogle Becoming More Human-Like – Are You Really Surprised?
With Google’s recent release of Caffeine, observers propose that Google’s indexer may be able to understand, not just read, JavaScript.
Read MoreWorld Congress 2011 Focuses on Data Mining and Machine Learning
World Congress 2011 – The Frontiers in Intelligent Data and Signal Analysis looks at data mining in this age of data overload.
Read MoreYahoo!’s New Partnership Gives Hope for Contextual Advertising Boost
Yahoo!’s new partner, Healthline Networks, uses semantic taxonomy to power their portal’s search specific tools.
Read MoreLaw Firm Technology Vendor Satisfaction Survey
Law.com’s vendor survey suggests areas in which technology vendors should be working to improve.
Read MoreW3C Tries to Make the Web Smarter with New RIF standards
The World Wide Web Consortium is trying to make the web more queryable with new Rule Interchange Format (RIF) standards for building rule systems on the web.
Read MoreCSC Lands eRecords Contract for Immigration
Computer Sciences Corp. lands contract to index immigration electronic records.
Read MoreSwitzerland Conference Focuses on Electronic Government
Switzerland conference address e-government and the ontologies, metadata, and semantic web technologies associated with innovative methodologies.
Read MoreHP’s Deduplication Technology Built From Scratch
HP’s new product, StoreOnce, is designed to improve deduplication performance with sparse indexing.
Read MoreGoogle Now Includes Medication Data to Search
Google is now indexing pharmaceutical information for their search results.
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