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A Search Engine That Relies on Humans
February 7, 2010 - 8:56pm — Bibliofuture
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Aardvark, a social search company, is developing a new paradigm for Web searches that taps into social networks, not automated formulas, to provide answers to queries.
Article at NYT.com
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