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Conference on the Theory of Information Retrieval

By |March 16th, 2011|News, search, Technology|Comments Off on Conference on the Theory of Information Retrieval

The Third International Conference on the Theory of Information Retrieval will take place September 12-14, 2011 in Bertinoro, Italy.

Media World Embraces Semantics

By |March 15th, 2011|News, search, semantic|Comments Off on Media World Embraces Semantics

Semantics is playing an increasingly important role in the development of knowledge management tools across a variety of industries, but some of the most interesting developments are coming from the media world.

Findability is a Worthy Goal

By |March 10th, 2011|News, search, semantic|Comments Off on Findability is a Worthy Goal

Semantics has almost become a household word, at least in the technology world. Its role in the development of knowledge management tools and semantic search continues to grow.

Is Semantic Technology Worth the Hassle?

By |February 28th, 2011|News, search, semantic|Comments Off on Is Semantic Technology Worth the Hassle?

Semantic technology can not only help companies save time and money, it helps them become more efficient, productive and engaged with their information, and ultimately their clients.

Actonomy Releases Empowered Search

By |February 23rd, 2011|News, search, semantic|Comments Off on Actonomy Releases Empowered Search

Belgium based software provider, Actonomy, has released its xMP ‘empowered search’ - a search technology that analyses, understands search queries and delivers superior results compared to results of standard search engines.

Search Optimization – Beneficial?

By |February 22nd, 2011|News, search|Comments Off on Search Optimization – Beneficial?

Universal search – useful tool for making Web searches more contextual or too complex for overall search engine optimization? Getting a good ranking in universal search results can help boost a company's overall search visibility and brand awareness, but many b2b marketers aren't taking advantage of it. Why?

Claims of Search Results Stolen, or Borrowed

After operating their own CSI-like sting, Google claims that Microsoft’s search product, Bing is copying their indexed search results as their own. Microsoft says they aren’t doing anything wrong.