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FrankenGoogle: How to Mash Together the Ultimate Search Engine

Christopher Beam, Slate


The idea for social search appeared as early as 2004, when Eurekster's "swicki"—part search, part wiki—began offering search results that "learn" from user behavior. The most clicked-on results get promoted, while those that are ignored fall off.

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