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May 26, 2007
Wikipedia co-founder wants open-source search engine
Interesting article from CNet News:
"The folks behind the public encyclopedia have launched Wikia, a project to develop a search engine, crawlers and other indexing tools through a collaborative, open-source process.
Contributors will likely include graduate students as well large companies that want to include search functionality in their products but don't want to pay royalties to a search company, according to Wikia CEO Gil Penchina. Another constituency will likely be smaller search companies that don't have the time or money to do everything required for a complete search service themselves." [RJ]
May 26, 2007 in Information Technology | Permalink
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