Live Example - Best Buy

One of the leading US Retailers, Best Buy, used the embedded semantic markup - RDFa, to enrich it's web pages with semantic content and has been loaded with tons of success.......

The store's address, GEO info, customer details are all marked up with RDFa, which has given lot more visibility to it's web pages... Just to describe RDFa briefly, a way of adding meaningful "Semantic" markup to the existing web pages, standard created by W3C, is enabling both machines and humans to process data rendered on the web pages at almost the same level of understanding?!

Lead Web Development Engineer at Bestbuy admits that it has increased the search traffic enormously! RDFa shall soon see the transformation in the way machines look @webpages!..

Bleeko - A new way to slash the Web?!

The newly launched "Bleeko" aims to slash the World Wide Web?! A new way to search where the users can create slash tags, which aim to limit the search to a set of pre-defined websites..... Users can create their own slash tags and help reduce the search over the entire Internet.. Skrenta, the CEO of the company gives a pitch to Blekko and says, " Lets you slash in what you want, slash out what you dont...As of public launch, better results for seven categories".. The tags created by you can be edited by you alone...

Bleeko can be a potential search engine for researchers.. With a way to reduce spam and unwanted content in search results, a search engine which each one of us can try out and see how it fares better.......

Google's new Instant previews

Google feels the heat of competition and begins it's new "instant previews"!...
Yesterday, the 9th of November, 2010, Google launched this feature into it's search engine...
Users can get a preview of the search results by clicking on the magnifying glass besides each search result. A new feature, which attempts to provide "at-a-glance view" of the site without actually entering it! Developed by a few New York based search engineers of Google, this is a quantum leap in it's search journey...
Google instant and autocomplete were the earlier features added.. User's decision making in choosing the "right?!" link is assisted and hoped to be made faster.. Google is making all efforts to fight the competition given by Beeko, Bing, Semantifi...
Let's use this and find out how successful we can be in "avoiding irrelevant search result"!...
Try it out!
http://www.google.com/landing/instantpreviews/