Simplifying Search Technology (Part 2) 

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The number of occurrences of the words in a web page is referred as keyword density. Once this information is collected, the search engine will ensure that the information delivered is of the highest quality. The way that a search engine validates quality of the web page would depend on the domain where it belongs to and the kind of information it deals with. Then, the popularity of a web page is measured by the number of references that it has from the other web pages across the World Wide Web. So a web page on human anatomy that is mentioned on a BBC website means that its authenticity is solid.

Trends in Web Technology 

Filed under: Trends on Monday, June 2nd, 2008 by Administrator | No Comments

post5.JPGThe World Wide Web, Internet, is continuously expanding everyday with new technologies emerging from all fronts. Trends in technology and products have flooded the Internet for the past few years.

The year of 2006 can be considered as the year where social network emerged. There is probably no individual that uses the internet who is not familiar with YouTube, MySpace or Facebook. These sites showed strong growth during this year and what could be considered the highlight was the purchase of YouTube by Google for a staggering $1.65 Billion! RSS continues to enter the mainstream of the internet community being integrated to Internet Explorer 7. The ground work done by the major players in 2006 assures a tremendous gain in web technology for the year 2007.

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Web 2.0 

Filed under: Trends, Uncategorized, Web Services on Friday, May 30th, 2008 by Sherill | No Comments

By Ava

Introducing the latest English pricing domain on Mixi:Web 2.0. The term represents a fast moving trend in the internet savvy public today. It makes use of individual creativity, sharing of information as well as team effort. With these principles in mind, developers have brought evolution to sites such as social networks, blogs, online libraries as well as online music lounges. It has become the first after the O’Reilly Media in 2004. The Web 2.0 is the business evolution in the World Wide Web which was prompted by the platform move the internet industry has taken. This was eventually brought to by new rules and harder market plays. Web 2.0 offers literally everything in one.

Social networking resourcing 

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Let’s see, we got Friendster, My Space, Tag, Face Book and who can forget, YouTube. The multi-billion social internet companies rank number one on 2007’s most popular internet innovation still. Wait, didn’t they rank first on 2006 as well? And the year before that? Well it’s no surprise really seeing that in an era of workaholics, people are finding less and less time to socialize in public and more and more time stuck in their office computer with only enough time to mingle while working at the same time. I guess social networks do take the boredom out of office chores but unfortunately, it also takes the mind off the work at hand.

Wiki-genius 

Filed under: Search Engines, Uncategorized, Web Services on Tuesday, May 27th, 2008 by Sherill | No Comments

By Ava

Sometimes the best way to dominate a market is to be the most basic product. Wikipedia did just that when they offered to be a free source of knowledge. Although the site was banned by universities due to the lack of credibility (what with the fact that they have no experts in their pay-roll) this surprisingly did not deter the massive support Wikipedia has been garnering from the public. Today Wikipedia has improved its services by making their information much more available to the none English speakers and also incorporating multimedia services that used to be only exclusive of expensive online libraries such as Encarta and Britannica.

Merge 

Filed under: General, News, Uncategorized on Saturday, May 24th, 2008 by Sherill | No Comments

By Ava

The best of web innovations know for a fact that two heads are better than one. They have more chances of profit and marketability if they combine strengths to minimize what they lack. This is what eBay and yahoo did. Threatened by the force that is Google and YouTube, the two giant internet players have chosen to go hand in hand in serving the internet community, creating a program that offers the perks of yahoo and eBay in one. The deal we hear is that both will get exclusive not to mention direct communion with personal communication among eBay subscribers and Yahoo users. Ads as well as updates on software upgrades will also be featured on both sites as is normal for sister companies.
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blogging extravaganza 

Filed under: Features, Related Topics, Uncategorized on Friday, May 23rd, 2008 by Sherill | No Comments

By Ava

The best and most influential web innovation of today is the blogging industry. The surprisingly most well received by a supposedly none-writing populace received massive attention not only from the mainstream media but also the business world in general. They are taking blog accounts seriously, in fact, Google has even pimped its search engines to look for articles that are only visible in blogs. Blogs are now being incorporated within each and every social networks as basic added services and if you want proof how serious the blogs are being taken, look at how Newscorp acquired MySpace just to be updated on the “in” stuff the youth is up to today.

YahooBeta 

Filed under: Related Topics, Search Engines, Uncategorized on Monday, May 19th, 2008 by Sherill | No Comments

By Ava

There are so many available messengers out there but for some reason, majority of the population is loyal to Yahoo. Companies recognize this which is why they have opted to block the popular instant messenger in their company permitted programs during office hours. It’s a good thing the developers of yahoo saw this so they opted to pimp their emails by creating Yahoo beta. This allows users to chat using their mails. They know no sane company will block email, unfortunately, it does need a flash to be activated and some kill-joys have turned to deactivating that just to prevent any form of socializing during office hours. Well, if worse comes to worse, there is email and mobile phones.

Google absorbs Youtube 

Filed under: News, Uncategorized on Saturday, May 17th, 2008 by Sherill | No Comments

By Ava

We know that giant companies always make attempts to purchase small booming ones that they consider a rival to their market. With the stunning success of YouTube, is it even a wonder that Google will attempt to buy it? And when they offered the couple who developed the social video site 1.65 billion dollars to dominate it, is it even a wonder it was sold to them? The popularity of YouTube has made it synonymous to online video social streaming and we all know that the best web innovations are the ones that are able to integrate themselves into people’s lifestyles. Youtube did just that and Google knows how much they have to pay for success that big, which they eagerly did.

Digital reads 

Filed under: Related Topics, Uncategorized on Tuesday, May 13th, 2008 by Sherill | No Comments

By: Ava

Already it is 2008 and we are going to have a review on the most popular web trends of 2007. To start right we will be tackling the read/write web program that are all so basic but are also everything that is important for any surfer. Reading just got a hundred times enjoyable with networks providing free passages of today’s best sellers available in virtual books that is far from black and white. Latest trends in reading innovation includes audio e-books or just plain text that is anything but bookish with its virtual page which you can turn digitally with the mouse or touch sensitive screens.