ENTRIES TAGGED "personalization"
Big data is our generation’s civil rights issue, and we don’t know it
What the data is must be linked to how it can be used.
Dominant form of journalism foretold by Reynolds Journalism Institute
Why a new proposal for making the news business sustainable deserves attention.
A new paper from the Reynolds Journalism Institute deserves a look from anyone interested in publishing, social networking, or democratic discourse.
Search Notes: The high cost of search market share
Why being a default search provider matters, personalized Google News, Bin Laden and search spikes
In the latest Search Notes: Bing is going all out to claim more market share, Google News' personalization features could create an echo chamber, and Osama Bin Laden's death creates a search frenzy.
Search Notes: The future is mobile. And self-driving cars
Foursquare 3.0 and local search, Google's mobile search dominance, and awesome autonomous cars.
In the latest edition of Search Notes: How Foursquare 3.0 could shape personalization and local search, and a look at Google's mobile search dominance. Plus: self-driving cars, just because they're amazing.
Penguin 2.0 Mashes Up Essays and Short Texts
Penguin's new project — dubbed "Penguin 2.0" — incorporates elements of customization and remixing found in Web content. Jeff Gomez, Penguin's senior director of online consumer sales and marketing, discusses the program with the New York Observer: … in 2009 the company will introduce a program that allows customers to choose from a variety of short stories, essays, and…
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