AOL Search Engine Data Fallout

The AP is reporting that AOL’s Chief Technology Officer has resigned and 2 other workers have been fired, after a privacy breach involving the intentional release of over 650,000 subscriber’s web searches. From the article — Although AOL had substituted numeric IDs for the subscribers’ user names, the search queries themselves contained Social Security numbers, […]

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Google Strengthening Picasa Photo Search with Image Recognition

According to a recent article in PC World, Google has purchased a photo search and image recognition software firm called Neven Vision, paving the way for the gathering of information from digital pictures for use in image recognition searches. From the article — Adrian Graham, Picasa product manager, announced the deal in an official Google […]

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Technorati Tracks 50 Million Blogs

According to an announcement last week by blog search engine Technorati, their weblog search site is now tracking 50 million blogs. As more and more weblogs come online and sites like Technorati.com and IceRocket.com get better at tracking them, these blog search engines will continue to be a great, growing source of people search and […]

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