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Web 2.0 Video: Google's Mayer Shows Off 'Social Search'
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Coming next to Google (NSDQ: GOOG) search: A “social search” feature, which plays up content written by friends when users make a query on the search engine. The feature identifies a searchers’ social connections by analyzing their Gmail contacts and their Google profile. At the Web 2.0 conference, Google VP Marissa Mayer (pictured) announced that the company would include real-time Tweets in its search results—and also demonstrated the “social search” feature, which will launch in the next few weeks in Google Labs. A reader asked for a video of the demo—and here it is, after the ...
Google's Twitter Announcement At Web 2
John Battelle's Searchblog —
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Video: Demo of Google's Social Search Project
Search Engine Roundtable —
You heard about the Twitter news from Bing and Google but did you see the video demo from Google's Marissa Mayer on how Google will handle searches within the social network of an individual? If Google knows who your friends and family are, they can make image search, product search, web search, much more personalized. Want to see how? Check out this video of Google's Social Search labs project that hopefully will launch in the next couple of weeks. For many, handing over such data to Google can seriously improve the 'relevancy' of many of their search queries. But those worried about privacy should realize that for Google to get this information, you probably ...
Google Social Search
Google Operating System —
Last week, Marissa Mayer announced at the Web 2.0 Summit a new experimental feature that will improve search results with web pages created by your social connections. "Due to the ever-increasing popularity of social networks, we've been thinking about how your social network could influence and improve your search results. Social Search does just that by surfacing content in your search results that is written by your friends or people you follow. That way, you get the best resources from the web overall, plus the best results (blogs, reviews, travelogues) that are relevant to you, since they were written by people you know. Social Search will be ...
Google Search Gets Personal: Social Search Launches in Google Labs
ReadWriteWeb —
Social Search just went live in Google Labs. Google announced that it was working on this Social Search feature at the Web 2.0 Summit last week, but at that time, Google's Marissa Mayer announced that it would only be available "in a few weeks." Social Search taps into a user's social network profiles and displays relevant links and status updates that members of a user's own social network have shared at the bottom of the default search results page. According to Google, Social Search will enhance the search experience on Google by providing users with more personally relevant search results.
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Google Social Search launched under Google Labs
D' Technology Weblog —
Google rolled out a new experimental Google Labs feature called ‘Google Social Search’ that helps you find more relevant public content from your broader social circle. With Social Search, Google finds relevant public content from your friends and contacts and highlights it for you at bottom of your search results page under the heading "Results from people in your social circle for [you search query]." You can also filter your search results to see only content from your social circle by clicking "Show options" on the results page and clicking "Social", announced ...
7 Days of Search and Social; more news than you can handle!
Search Engine Journal —
Hello my weary web warriors and welcome to another week of news for the search obsessed.
It was an interesting week that had some big announcements, app updates, more Super Heroes and the usual collection of gratuitous goodiness that is the world of search. I hope things are going well for you….
Let’s get on with the show!
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Google Analytics? WTF?
Is probably what you’re asking right about now as far as our TOP story of the week is concerned. Yes, Bing and Google made announcements about Twitter integration. Yes, Google also broke a story about ...





