Deep Search
Parent project:
World-Information InstituteSub projects:
Deep Search conference 2008Deep Search conference 2010
Deep Search. Politik des Suchens jenseits von Google
Deep Search. The Politics of Search beyond Google
Referenced content:
The Second Index. Search Engines, Personalization and Surveillance
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Deep Search
Search engines have embarked on an extremely ambitious project, organizing the world’s information. As we are moving deeper into dynamic, informationrich environments, their importance is set to increase. In order to overcome the limitations of a general topological organization of information and to develop a personalized framework, a new model of the world is assumed: everyone’s world is different. To implement this, search engines need to know an almost infinite amount of information about their users.
Deep Search
Search engines have embarked on an extremely ambitious project, organizing the world’s information. As we are moving deeper into dynamic, informationrich environments, their importance is set to increase. In order to overcome the limitations of a general topological organization of information and to develop a personalized framework, a new model of the world is assumed: everyone’s world is different. To implement this, search engines need to know an almost infinite amount of information about their users.
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