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Steve Rubel recently posted, Twitter Search Traffic Poised to Eclipse Google Blog Search. He wrote, “As of February, Twitter Search attracted 1.35 million users while Google Blog Search, which has been plagued by relevance issues, sits at 1.38 Now this is impressive for Twitter search but I am sure there is no comparison to Google web search. So, if my actions are at all typical I am not surprised that Google blog search is flat. MORE
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Steve Rubel is senior VP-director of insights at Edelman Digital discussed the convergence of search and social media. Search is an intent-driven medium, where users seek out what they want. Those two are separate, but I think we'll see a real convergence here where search will get a lot more social and social will get a lot more searchy.”. You can now search your friend’s content. At the same time you can go into Facebook and search your friends' content. MORE
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Here is a new report on 2011 enterprise search trends from Forrester, Enterprise Search: Six Key Trends to Watch by Leslie Owens with Stephen Powers and Anjali Yakkundi. The report indicates that despite the fact that only 10% of IT leaders will upgrade or expand their information access implementations this year, search experts are optimistic about their ability to deliver search solutions that are both usable and useful. MORE
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While going through the hard times of finishing my PhD dissertation I joked about the time after it, suggesting that I might go into the symptoms similar to the people who retire and don’t know what to do with their life then. Well, I should know better what to joke about :). Now, waiting for the PhD committee to react on my work and preparing for the PhD defense I see shrunken horizons expand: once the PhD is in the past and I’m free to do whatever I want to do, what that would be? MORE
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Yesterday I wrote about social search and the Web. Forrester has provided an interesting new report, Enterprise Search: Six Key Trends to Watch by Leslie Owens with Stephen Powers and Anjali Yakkundi, and social is more positive here. Enterprise search used to be difficult and often unproductive. Now knowledge workers expect role-specific, contextual search everywhere they work and this is becoming more possible. Cloud and mobile will have an impact on search programs. MORE
(Leslie’s expertise includes: enterprise search, semantic tools, information classification, and taxonomies and I have covered her work before (see for example, Forrester on Enterprise Search Trends ). We also briefly touched on some of the current trends in enterprise search. Custom searches for call center agents bring in relevant content from diverse sources. There is also much work being done in federated search going across structured and unstructured data. MORE
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Yesterday I wrote about Focused Search-Based Applications as one way that Web and enterprise search is expanding. The Wall Street Journal recently posted an interesting article on this topic, Internet Giants Look For Edge In Real-Time Search. It started by explaining that, “that real-time search helps Internet users find Web posts, including those from San Francisco's Twitter Inc., Twitter is one real-time search engine and others are joining the market. MORE
I recently came across an interesting article, Twitter and Local Search: A Status Update , by Michael Boland, Search Engine Watch. Michael conveyed the idea that Twitter search brings structure to all the noise on the Web with an index of real time conversations. I agree and now, at times, I get better results on a niche topics such as SOA or Agile development through Twitter search than through Google. When do you use Google search and when do you use Twitter search. MORE
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