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Search, Discovery, Real-time, and Knowledge-Mining?

For a while, we have been trying to develop a MECE framework to think about how we want to access data in our mediated environments. We started out with search (google), but missed that what was at the tip of … Continue reading

28. April 2009 by Philipp
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A New Kind of Search

No matter the merits of the announcement, the argument is sufficiently interesting to be re-stated. Stephan Wolfram of Mathematica fame has just announced another contender to how we organize human knowledge. His approach is based on his thinking in A … Continue reading

10. March 2009 by Philipp
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Search, Discovery, and Mining the Global Thought Stream (Real-Time Mindreading)

For the longest time, there has been a debate, about what is the next big challenge on the way to “augmented reality” after search. Logically, it should be discovery, but somehow sites like Stumbleupon have not hit the main stream. … Continue reading

17. February 2009 by Philipp
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