The Future Of Social Search (Or Why Google Should Buy Facebook)

28 Dec, 2008

If you could search your friends’ thoughts, interests, and activities, would that be a better search experience? In many cases, it would be. Searching for restaurants, books, or movies, would turn up recommendations from people you actually know. …

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