Debate: How will BrowseRank affect Google?

Discussion in 'Google' started by RNK Concepts, Jul 29, 2008.

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  1. #1
    Just curious if anyone else has been paying attention to the MS BrowseRank announcement. I have my own opinion on the subject that I wrote in this BrowseRank article, but I would like to hear if others feel the same way as I do?

    Can Microsoft, although maybe evil and vicious, force Google to change its PR practices, and if so, will Google be able to make the web more "surfer" friendly and less "Dollar" friendly?

    If there are any other people that would like to see a mightier Google competitor, please speak up.
     
    RNK Concepts, Jul 29, 2008 IP
  2. falguni1

    falguni1 Peon

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    lets see cant say anything till I see the site.
     
    falguni1, Jul 29, 2008 IP
  3. RNK Concepts

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    Nothing Microsoft does ever affects Google, and this will be no exception.
     
    amgboy, Jul 29, 2008 IP
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    I think this research paper is not going to change anything. PR will still rule the internet world :)
     
    angilina, Jul 30, 2008 IP
  6. RNK Concepts

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    So, if you believe that PR will rule the internet world, do you think that someone out there can create anything better? Are we on the horizon of a more efficient way to index and structure web pages. At this point in time, I believe that Google's index is washed out and ragged ... There are so many options to defraud the system and relevant links are becoming harder and harder to find. For that matter, why is it assumed by Google that when I find what I am looking for, that I should only see pages that include specific links to other relevant content. What if I look up Ice Cream Sundae's, and after reading about them, i would like to read an article about peanut butter? Ice Cream Sundaes have nuts, but would Google consider a link to peanut butter relevant then?
     
    RNK Concepts, Jul 30, 2008 IP