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Isto prom­ete nos próx­i­mos dias mexer com a forma como as redes soci­ais são encar­adas. Pelo menos a cor­agem para imi­tar o título do paper “Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hyper­tex­tual Web Search Engine” dos fun­dadores do Google está lá.

O paper promete:

The paper describes the fun­da­men­tal dif­fer­ences between the tra­di­tional “Library” par­a­digm of web search — in which answers are found in exist­ing online con­tent — and the new “Vil­lage” par­a­digm of social search — in which answers arise in con­ver­sa­tion with the peo­ple in your net­work. We explain that in social search:

Users can ask ques­tions in nat­ural lan­guage, not key­words
Con­tent is gen­er­ated “on-demand”, tap­ping the huge amount of infor­ma­tion in peo­ples’ heads
The sys­tem is fueled by the good­will of its users

O paper [pdf] de Damon Horowitz e Sepa­n­dar D. Kam­var vai ser apre­sen­tado na WWW2010 den­tro de alguns meses.

Out­ros artigos:

1. Pravus — O motor de busca da Apple!
2. Social Net­works: Algu­mas leituras