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Seeking Answers

By Ian Delaney | Published November 30, 2006

Google Answers has been closed while Yahoo! Answers goes from strength to strength. The key difference between the two is that Google’s service paid vetted ‘experts’ to produce results, while Yahoo allows anyone to pitch in. The whole thing leaves a lot of questions.
I’m not sure whether the stats prove an uncomplicated victory for social [...]

Posted in business, social networks, web 2.0 | Also tagged google, search engines, wikipedia, yahoo 5 Comments

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February 2010(6 posts)
- 09: Mass Media Trends for the Tweenties(1)
- 08: Hell Freezes Over: Google and the Super Bowl(0)
- 04: Real-World Objects as Infographics(0)
- 04: Taming the Spirit of the Times(8)
- 01: The Word: Publicy(1)
- 01: Digital Marketing Outlook(1)
January 2010(16 posts)
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- 25: Memesurfing: iSlate and Social Media(0)
- 22: Wonky Rungs(0)
- 21: Making is… Making?(0)
- 20: CMYK Embroidery(0)
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- 19: links for 2010-01-18(0)
- 18: A Warning on the Web(0)
- 15: Social Media Done Well: One Frame at a Time(0)
- 14: Mobile + Cloud – Gartner’s Crystal Ball(3)
- 11: Mobile Internet Users: The Silent Minority(3)
- 11: Facebook on Privacy: ‘We’re Finished’(1)
- 09: Old Dogs; New Tricks(0)
- 08: Social Media ROI, Again(7)
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- 04: Everyone a Re-Publisher(7)
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- 22: Antique Internet Civilization Found(0)
- 21: The Social Economist(0)
- 19: Anti-Social Bookmarking(1)
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- 04: RSA Talk – Delete(1)
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October 2009(3 posts)
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- 27: The Web is Female(2)
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