CTD for September 26, 2005

September 26, 2005/

Topics are: GoogleNet, Personalization, Recommendation, Predictive Analytics & Serendipity. I asked and you responded. Last show I requested that people email me and tell me if there was an interest in a multi-topic podcast…or a single one. Doing a single one won out.

So this week’s show covers a main theme about our pals at Google as well as some of the things that are possible (and being done) on the internet as companies watch, learn and act upon the data we’re handing them on a silver platter.

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  1. Dimitar Vesselinov on September 30, 2005 at 1:41 pm

    Google’s BigTable

    “Jeff Dean from Google will be giving a talk on October 18 at University of Washington on a new large scale distributed system at Google called BigTable.”
    http://glinden.blogspot.com/2005/09/googles-bigtable.html



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