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Search Technology
29 published works
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Understanding “Natural Language” – IBM's Watson and the Future of Search
By Greg Lambert
Anyone that has ever tried a “Natural Language” search… whether using something as generic as Google, or searching a more focused databases like Westlaw or Lexis… knows that it is…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Search is as Search Does
By Toby Brown
Legal KM, like all KM, has two major aspects: 1) Capturing knowledge well, and 2) Making that knowledge easy to access. I found a blog recently that help put #2…
DennisKennedy.Blog
Six Steps to Becoming a Google Master
New ABAJ column on Google skills
The Right Coast
More Google grumpiness Tom Smith
Students in my M&A class know that Google, Inc is my favorite big corporation to be grumpy about. I like a lot of Google products. I actually know a lot…
DennisKennedy.Blog
X1 Licenses Are Almost – Get Yours Now
A few left.
Tom Mighell
Resolved: Better Searching
By Tom Mighell
Chris Sherman posted his Search Resolutions for the New Year over at SearchDay, and he's got some good stuff. Interestingly, though, when he resolves to "Break the Google Toolbar Habit," he…
Tom Mighell
We don’t need no stinkin’ keywords
By Tom Mighell
Blinkx is a new search tool that doesn't rely on keyword searches to find sites for you. Instead, Blinkx takes up residence in programs like Outlook, Word, and your web browser,…
LawSites
Software tool ‘visualizes’ Google searches
SearchDay reports today that anacubis, a company specializing in uncovering criminal connections and terrorist networks, has released a free visualization tool that reveals hidden relationships in Google search results. "The…
Tom Mighell
Check out Copernic Agent
By Tom Mighell
Copernic, a longtime maker of stand-alone Web search software, launched its Copernic Agent yesterday, offering features that will make your searches faster, more powerful, and much easier (or so they…