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Sorry, not likely.I'm all for Microsoft and Yahoo figuring out how to become more competitive with Google search, and applaud their efforts -- as long as they do it separately. Combining the two search engines would have taken time and attention wasted on integrating existing products, rather than pursuing new ideas.So Microsoft has announced a new algorithm in a paper titled "BrowseRank: Letting Users Vote for Page Importance."Stephan Shankland at CNET says in his Digital Media column that "Microsoft thinks it can teach its rival a thing or two about searching the Internet."But that's just the hyperbole journalists use in their ledes to capture attention. Kind of like describing something as a "Google Killer" in a headline.The folks at Microsoft are fully aware that Google probably does this sort of thing already. Otherwise,... [read full story]
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Posted by Stephen Shankland Though a distant third place to Google, Microsoft thinks it can teach its rival a thing or two about searching the Internet. For another, queries typed into search engines can be powerful--and in...
Though a distant third place to Google, Microsoft thinks it can teach its rival a thing or two about searching the Internet. Microsoft likes the results BrowseRank, which assigning Web page priority based on how people actually...
Posted by Stephen Shankland | Post a comment Though a distant third place to Google, Microsoft thinks it can teach its rival a thing or two about searching the Internet. For another, queries typed into search engines can be...
Microsoft tries to one-up Google PageRank from News.com reports on a research paper from Microsoft named "BrowseRank: Letting Web Users Vote for Page Importance (PDF). The paper describes the downside of Google's PageRank...
It is no secret that there is a strong competitive spirit between Google and Microsoft. But, the latter believes that while Google has established strong leadership in Internet search, third-place Microsoft still has a trick or...
While Google is busy rolling out a PageRank update, Microsoft is researching what they hope will be the next big thing in search: BrowseRank. The technology takes user browsing habits into account when determining relevant...
Ah, those Microsofties just won't accept Google's rule. A research paper delivered at a conference in Singapore this week, highlights Microsoft Asia Research's alternative to Google's PageRank algorithm, BrowserRank. The new...
What wrong with this statement, made by the Microsoft team building BrowseRank, it’s answer to Google’s PageRank? "The more visits of the page made by the users and the longer time periods spent by the users on the page, the...
CNET’s Stephen Shankland has written a thorough review of Microsoft’s BrowseRank, “Microsoft tries to one-up Google PageRank” but its this perspective that really tells the story. It’s maddening to see yet another naive or...
NewsFactor - Microsoft engineers, in collaboration with researchers at several Asian institutions, have proposed a new method for improving upon the Web page rankings produced by today's search engine requests. Called...

