Comments on: Google Search is so Web 1.0 http://kenyarmosh.com/google-search-is-so-web-10/ Ken Yarmosh is a product strategist who helps organizations, businesses, VCs, and technology developers maximize their Internet and mobile investments. Tue, 31 Aug 2010 14:44:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: RDoctor http://kenyarmosh.com/google-search-is-so-web-10/#comment-3742 RDoctor Fri, 21 Jul 2006 17:53:39 +0000 http://www.technosight.com/?p=102#comment-3742 Google is starting to realize that people, not algorithms, will be the powerhouse behind the next phase of the web... Besides just palin algorithms, there is also artificial intelligence and several systems (like neuronal for example) do not need a special algorythim,they create and adjsut that themself. Almost like people. Google is starting to realize that people, not algorithms, will be the powerhouse behind the next phase of the web…
Besides just palin algorithms, there is also artificial intelligence and several systems (like neuronal for example) do not need a special algorythim,they create and adjsut that themself. Almost like people.

]]> By: TECHNOSIGHT » Announcing Web 2.0 Consulting Services http://kenyarmosh.com/google-search-is-so-web-10/#comment-764 TECHNOSIGHT » Announcing Web 2.0 Consulting Services Tue, 03 Jan 2006 04:29:32 +0000 http://www.technosight.com/?p=102#comment-764 [...] A majority of my blogging efforts over the past two months have been dedicated to Web 2.0. I’ve interviewed people like Greg Linden of Findory and Peter Cooper of FeedDigest. I’ve reviewed products like Elicit and analyzed how to build a better web based feed aggregator. I’ve boldly proclaimed that Google search is so Web 1.0 and that approaches like Wink and BlinkList will more closely resemble Search 2.0. I’ve even held my first blogoposium, dedicated to helping the non-technical community understand Web 2.0 concepts. I’ve also consulted to several Web 2.0 companies over the past two months (and at no cost), providing valuable feedback for feature improvements, identifying bugs and errors, and the like. [...] [...] A majority of my blogging efforts over the past two months have been dedicated to Web 2.0. I’ve interviewed people like Greg Linden of Findory and Peter Cooper of FeedDigest. I’ve reviewed products like Elicit and analyzed how to build a better web based feed aggregator. I’ve boldly proclaimed that Google search is so Web 1.0 and that approaches like Wink and BlinkList will more closely resemble Search 2.0. I’ve even held my first blogoposium, dedicated to helping the non-technical community understand Web 2.0 concepts. I’ve also consulted to several Web 2.0 companies over the past two months (and at no cost), providing valuable feedback for feature improvements, identifying bugs and errors, and the like. [...]

]]> By: PeteCashmore http://kenyarmosh.com/google-search-is-so-web-10/#comment-119 PeteCashmore Thu, 13 Oct 2005 22:50:21 +0000 http://www.technosight.com/?p=102#comment-119 Ken, Google is starting to realize that people, not algorithms, will be the powerhouse behind the next phase of the web. Like Ross Mayfield says: Web 2.0 is Made of People! Of course, algorithms still have their place: look at memeorandum, for instance. Ken,

Google is starting to realize that people, not algorithms, will be the powerhouse behind the next phase of the web. Like Ross Mayfield says: Web 2.0 is Made of People! Of course, algorithms still have their place: look at memeorandum, for instance.

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