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Billions of times a day in the blink of an eye – Inside Search (Google)

March 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Ask a question, get an answer. But what happens in between? Last year we released an animated site that illustrates an email’s journey to friends and family around the world. Today we’re releasing a similar website called How Search Works.

Here you can follow the entire life of a search query, from the web, to crawling and indexing, to algorithmic ranking and serving, to fighting webspam. The site complements existing resources, including this blog, the help center, user forums, Webmaster Tools, and in-depth research papers.

A few things you’ll find:

  • An interactive, graphical explanation of Google Search
  • A view into major search algorithms and features
  • A 43-page document explaining how we evaluate our results
  • A live slideshow of spam as we remove it
  • Graphs illustrating the spam problem and how we fight it
  • A list of policies that explain when we’ll remove content

We hope the site helps to illuminate the split-second journey from algorithms to answers. The animated site is available today in English and there’s also a text-only version in 43 languages.

via Billions of times a day in the blink of an eye – Inside Search.

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What the Intelligence Community Is Doing With Big Data – Businessweek (Bernhard Warner)

February 5, 2013 by Leave a Comment

What if the government could know the future?It’s trying. Armed with billions of tweets, Google GOOG searches, Facebook FB posts, and other publicly available social-media and online data, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence is sponsoring research projects involving 14 universities in the United States, Europe, and Israel with the goal of using advanced analytics to predict significant societal events.

“Our focus is to beat the news with greater accuracy and to do it faster by combining [various sets of] data, and we are seeing that it is possible,” said Jason Matheny, program manager of the Open Source Indicators program, which is housed within the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity, or IARPA, the government’s intelligence research incubator. Think DARPA, but for intelligence.

via What the Intelligence Community Is Doing With Big Data – Businessweek.

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Patriot Act can “obtain” data in Europe, researchers say – CBS News

December 5, 2012 by Leave a Comment

European data stored in the “cloud” could be acquired and inspected by U.S. law enforcement and intelligence agencies, despite Europe’s strong data protection laws, university researchers have suggested.

The research paper, titled “Cloud Computing in Higher Education and Research Institutions and the USA Patriot Act,” written by legal experts at the University of Amsterdam’s Institute for Information Law, support previous reports that the anti-terror Patriot Act could be theoretically used by U.S. law enforcement to bypass strict European privacy laws to acquire citizen data within the European Union.

The Patriot Act, signed into law in 2001, granted some new powers to U.S. authorities, but it was mainly a “framework law” that amended and strengthened a variety of older laws, such as the Foreign Intelligence Services Act (FISA) and the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA).

“Most cloud providers, and certainly the market leaders, fall within the U.S. jurisdiction either because they are U.S. companies or conduct systematic business in the U.S.,” Axel Arnbak, one of the authors of the research paper, told CBS News.

via Patriot Act can “obtain” data in Europe, researchers say – CBS News.

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Baker & McKenzie Releases iOS App for IPOs, Cross-Border Listings | Law Technology News (Sean Doherty)

October 24, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Baker & McKenzie today launched an iOS app to research and compare cross-border listings for initial public offerings. The new app is designed for in-house counsel, investment bankers, financial officers and other members of executive management to research an IPO and look up cross-border listings and compare the requirements for key international exchanges. It works with the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch and is now available in Apple’s App Store.

The new Cross-Border Listing App appears to lend itself well to the increase in cross-border IPOs and the need to obtain global listing options anywhere, anytime. Choosing the right stock exchange for a cross-border listing has benefits, according to Baker & McKenzie’s Global Securities practice group. With the right listing, a multinational company can gain access to additional capital, obtain favorable price-earnings multiples, as well as enhance investor perception.

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Data-Driven Discovery Is Tech’s New Wave – NYTimes.com (Steve Lohr)

September 9, 2012 by Leave a Comment

TECHNOLOGY tends to cascade into the marketplace in waves. Think of personal computers in the 1980s, the Internet in the 1990s and smartphones in the last five years.

Computing may be on the cusp of another such wave. This one, many researchers and entrepreneurs say, will be based on smarter machines and software that will automate more tasks and help people make better decisions in business, science and government. And the technological building blocks, both hardware and software, are falling into place, stirring optimism.

Michael R. Stonebraker, a pioneer in database research, is one of the optimists. Software used by companies and government agencies — in products sold by Oracle, I.B.M., Microsoft and others — descends from research done in the 1970s by Mr. Stonebraker and Eugene Wong, a colleague at the University of California, Berkeley, as well as a team of scientists at I.B.M.

Today, Mr. Stonebraker sees an opportunity for new kinds of ultrafast databases. The new software, he explains, takes advantage of rapid advances in computer hardware to help businesses and researchers find insights in the rising flood of data coming from so many sources, including Web-browsing trails, sensor data, genetic testing and stock trading.

via Data-Driven Discovery Is Tech’s New Wave – Unboxed – NYTimes.com.

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