Two researchers ask whether citation patterns in scientific papers can be analyzed to figure out future Nobel Prize winners. And the answer is… sort of, kind of, yes.
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Social Media Advertising: Virtual Currency & Goods
Mike Miller of Offerpal talks about creating opportunities for advertisers to connect with social media users by integrating advertisers into online games and offering virtual currency that users can spend on both virtual and real goods.
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Google, Ideas and You
Google Product Ideas lets you play product designer by submitting your most fanciful desires for future mobile device development for consideration by their engineers. Wish there was some lucre in that.
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Firefox Up, IE Down: Welcome Back to the Browser Wars
Firefox cracks 20% market share for the first time, Google drops IE 6 support and IE — in all its nasty flavors — drops below 70%.
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Information Week Names Amazon’s Vogels its Chief of the Year
Information Week names Amazon’s Werner Vogels Chief of the Year for his role in developing, implementing and changing attitudes about how we think of the cloud.
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Them’s Fighting Words
The Wall Street Journal says Google’s abandoning Network Neutrality. Google says the Journal doesn’t know what it’s talking about.
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Connect and Battle: Google and Facebook Square Off
Google Friend Connect now supports Twitter. Facebook Connect supports, well, Facebook. Battle brewing?
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Can Search Queries Track the Flu
Google announces Google Flu Trends, a service that aggregates search data to estimate flu activity.
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Kevin Kelley on the Semantic Web
Video: It’s been 6,527 days, or almost 18 years, since Tim Berners-Lee made the first Web page. Where are we headed in the next 6,500 days of the web? Kevin Kelley of Wired Magazine lays out his vision for the future. Phase one of the Internet was sharing packets across computers. Phase two was linking pages and sharing links with others. What is the next phase?
