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  • Narrowing the search
    Date: 2004-11-22  Source: News.com
    The best personalization is done by individuals themselves. Software or even other people can only guess--usually poorly--a person's interest. The next advances in search technology will acknowledge this limitation and make it easy for people to act on their interests of the moment--which only they can recognize.
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  • New company starts up a challenge to Google
    Date: 2004-09-30  Source: News.com
    Google executives have long conceded that one of their great fears is to be overtaken by a more advanced Internet search technology. Vivisimo, a company founded by three former Carnegie Mellon University computer scientists, is hoping to prove that Google's worries are well founded.
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  • Reducing Information Overkill
    Date: 2004-09-30  Source: SearchDay
    Vivisimo has launched Clusty, a meta search engine with an impressive array of tools that helps you quickly find relevant results from a variety of information sources.
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  • A cure for info overload
    Date: 2004-05-21  Source: pittsburghlive.com
    "Google is very good at taking simple requests and finding (Web) pages that relate to those words," he said. "What it isn't good at is dealing with multiple interpretations or meanings for the same words. Vivisimo is clustering pages into relevant categories, which is something most of the major search engines aren't doing."
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  • Vivisimo to organize eBay search results
    Date: 2004-02-12  Source: USAToday.com
    Vivisimo Inc., developer of a well-regarded Internet search technology that clusters results into categories in seconds, has found another messy corner of the Web to organize: the product listings on eBay.
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  • Beyond Google: Narrow the Search
    Date: 2004-01-05  Source: Wired
    Software now emerging analyzes search results and automatically sorts them into categories that, at a glance, present far more information than the typical textual list.
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  • Monetizing Graphical Search
    Date: 2003-12-15  Source: InternetNews.com
    You could think of Vivisimo as graphical search for the left brain, and Grokker as the right brain version. Or you could look at it as a PC versus Mac split. In any case, as the companies behind both enhance their next-generation meta-search technologies, they have one thing in common -- they're keeping paid search in mind.
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  • Vivisimo Clustering Gains Market Momentum
    Date: 2003-11-13  Source: Business Wire
    Vivisimo, Inc., a leading provider of clustering and meta-search software, today announced that a growing number of search sites, enterprises and government institutions have deployed Vivisimo Clustering to organize their search results, leading to almost tripling of revenues, substantial business progress, and the first year of profitability for Vivisimo.
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  • InfoSpace Looks for Revenue Boost from Search Clustering
    Date: 2003-11-10  Source: InternetNews.com
    Vivisimo's traffic analysis of its own and customers' sites showed that users click on 30 to 100 percent more paid listings when presented with search results organized into hierarchical folders using its clustering technology. This conclusion is the result of "before and after" trials at Web search sites that include paid listings. Page views per search session increased by 100 to 150 percent, boosting pay-per-click revenue.
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  • Enhancements and Upgrades at Vivisimo
    Date: 2003-08-22  Source: ResourceShelf
    Word today from the Pittsburgh based "clustering" software company about a few tweaks and enhancements to the very useful "metasearch like" Vivisimo. Saman Haqqi from Vivisimo has shared with ResourceShelf a list of what's new.
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  • Vivisimo Launches German Site
    Date: 2003-01-10  Source: Business Wire
    The German site is a demonstration of the multi-lingual capability of Vivisimo's enterprise software. Visitors can use the site to search the entire web or they can choose several top German language sources.
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