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As long as I'm still up, this public service announcement might be appreciated. Monk read an article in today's NY Times on a new company challenging Google for its search business.
Clusty
In addition to giving what we might call the 'Google listing,' it also organizes the search results into categories (or clusters) that might be more useful. Since Google has already become a verb unto itself, Clusty is certainly an underdog, but it seems like a good concept, and Monk will be checking it out for some of his searches, for a while.
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As long as I'm still up, this public service announcement might be appreciated. Monk read an article in today's NY Times on a new company challenging Google for its search business.
In addition to giving what we might call the 'Google listing,' it also organizes the search results into categories (or clusters) that might be more useful. Since Google has already become a verb unto itself, Clusty is certainly an underdog, but it seems like a good concept, and Monk will be checking it out for some of his searches, for a while.
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