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Website by Marco Faré, lic. sc. com., online communication specialist based in Lugano, Switzerland.
This blog is about communication technologies, search engines, fantascienza, Lugano and Switzerland. Written in Italian and English. What I'm Doing...
- Hipmunk: Better Flight Search - http://icio.us/epzrfk - now with Hotels! 2011-03-18
- Oryx and Crake - http://icio.us/GuoOyo 2011-03-16
- "Se trovi pagine mancanti o illeggibili, avvisaci". Se è mancante, come la trovo? Se la trovo, come fa a mancare? 2011-02-01
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Category Archives: search engines
Google privacy
[en] Google announces the Privacy Center. The same day a “federal judge (…) ordered Google to provide Viacom with records of which users watched which videos on YouTube” (Boing Boing).
Hermann Maurer: a smart outlook on the future
[Riassunto italiano: Hermann Maurer, professore di informatica all'università di Graz, ci ha offerto una panoramica sul futuro, partendo dalle minacce di Google e di internet. Un'ottima occasione per cambiare punto di vista da parte di noi ricercatore, troppo spesso entusiasti … Continue reading
Posted in fantascienza, general, phd research, search engines
Tagged culture, future, google, hermann maurer
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Personalization at Google
[Italian abstract: un'intervista al responsabile della personalizzazione di Google ci permette di capire alcuni aspetti del funzionamento del motore di ricerca. Per esempio, i criteri più importanti di personalizzazione sono location e search history. Poco si dice sulla lingua.] In … Continue reading
Posted in companies, phd research, search engines
Tagged Eric Enge, google, personalization, search-engine, Sep Kamvar, stonetemple consulting
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[it] The dark side of Google
[English abstract: I read the book The dark side of Google, about some problematic issues of Google. It is interesting, although I have some remarks. ] Ho letto The dark side of Google, cioè la versione liberamente scaricabile di Luci … Continue reading
Posted in net & web, phd research, search engines
Tagged feltrinelli, google, ippolita, luci-e-ombra-su-google, privacy, the-dark-side-of-google
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Universal search, by Google
[it-abstract: Google ha modificato, in modo forse non troppo appariscente ma decisamente radicale, il concetto di ricerca, unendo i vari servizi di ricerca in un unico centro] Google 2.0: this are the words used by Danny Sullivan to talk about … Continue reading
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Tagged google, search-engine, serp, universal-search
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[it] Motori di ricerca: tre buoni consigli (per principianti) e una lista (per avanzati)
[en-abstract] Few months ago, Philip Lenssen posted three basic techniques of Search Engine Optimization (Create good content, Make your content accessible, Tells others about your content). I’d like to summarized and translated them for Italian readers. Tre tecniche di base … Continue reading
Search, Ads & Apps
Search, Ads & Apps, according to Reuters, this seems to be the new Google tag line. Where is “Don’t be evil” or the thing on organizing world information? Danny Sullivan tries to answer. It seems that Microsoft will move his … Continue reading
Posted in companies, net & web, phd research, search engines
Tagged ads, advertising, google, live, search
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Duplicated content and the problem of supplemental index in Google
With modern CMS, like WordPress, you may find duplicate content: the same content – the same post – is displayed with several URLs (individual post page, category page, tag page,…). Pandia has an article by Shari Turow. Google doesn’t like … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, net & web, search engines
Tagged duplicate-content, google, robots.txt, search engines, supplemental-index, web-promotion
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Usages analysis of website in 3D
Reading a post on search and 3D (not really what I was searching for), I found another Google Blogoscoped post, on 3D visualization of log files analysis. The analysis of a websites log files is a very important activity: it … Continue reading
Tons of search engines
How many search engines do you know? Johnny, of the TSW blog recently added to my aggregator, suggests 400. First of all, what is a search engine? In my opinion, the definition that Johnny seems to prefere is a bit … Continue reading
[it] "Voglio essere primo su Google" ha sempre meno senso
Spesso, parlando di web marketing, ci si sente dire: “Vorrei apparire per primo su Google”. Intanto, per quali keywords? Comunque sia, questa richiesta ha sempre meno senso: Google sta dando una spinta notevole alla ricerca personalizzata. Cosa significa? Significa che … Continue reading
Posted in italian, net & web, phd research, search engines, webmarketing
Tagged google, online-marketing, ricerca-personalizzata, web-marketing, web-promotion, webmarketing
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Doretta: a new way to search online?
Doretta is a Live Messenger Contact. You may add her to your contacts and chat. Doretta is a very nice girl, has a blog and speaks italian. Actually, it is promotional tool: Doretta is a bot designed to answer your questions. When … Continue reading
Posted in net & web, phd research, search engines
Tagged doretta82, live-messenger-bot, robotinvaders
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How many search engines do you know?
Charles S. Knight knows more than 100 alternative to Google: From A9 to ZUULA. He expands the definition of search engine including del.icio.us and digg, something that I wouldn’t do although they can help you in finding things. [tags]search engines, … Continue reading
Posted in net & web, phd research, search engines
Tagged charles-knight, search engines, seo
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A review of (probable) Google filters
Joe Whyte, SEO consulting, lists the filter that Google uses to exclude websites and gives some workaround to go back in the result pages. [tags]search engines, joe whyte, google, filter, sandbox[/tags]
Posted in net & web, phd research, search engines
Tagged filter, google, joe-whyte, sandbox, search engines
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