I’m a huge fan of Daniel Tunkelang and his blog “The noisy channel
“. Recently he spoke at the Text Analytics Summit and was kind enough to share his slides with us all. Check out the other available presentations as well, they’re very good.
a bridge between worlds
ado;
API;
artificial intelligence
Author
computing
data mining;
David Harry;
Facebook
Google
Google Inc.
HTML;
IBM;
Information retrieval
Java;
machine learning;
machine translation;
Matt Cutts
Microsoft;
MIT;
natural language processing;
Perl;
ranking algorithm
RDF;
Reading
Scientist
search engine
Search engines
search results;
Semantic web
seo
social media;
social network;
Social networks
Sydney;
Technology_Internet
TGIF
Thailand;
Tim Berners-Lee;
twitter
United States
USD
web search;
XML;
Yahoo
YouTube;
Get Your Search Geek On
Copyright
Computer science links
- Cog Blog
- Richard’s coding blog
- Nodalities sem web blog
- Geeking with Greg
- Google Research Blog
- Thought process
- LingPipe blog
- The Mendicant bug
- NLPers blog
- Ontology news
- Research on search
- The Lousy Linguist
- The Noisy Channel
- Thoughts of a [wannabe] librarian
- BCS industry news
- Complexity & Social networks
- Sean Golliher
Fun things
Good SEO places
Semantic web
SEO Warriors
Technology news
CJ, hanks for posting this! Also, I enjoyed your recent post about SEO copy writing. SEO was a hot topic at Endeca’s recent user conference, and it is interesting to see how the game keeps evolving.
Hi Daniel, I can’t take credit for the excellent seo copywriting post. That was the brilliant work of Glenn Murray. Yes, the SEO game changes all the time, which is why I suppose I’m still doing it. My love of NLP and research will never cease though. Thank you for dropping by!