John F Kennedy III
05-19-2012, 02:28 PM
Google’s New Search Tool to Use CIA and World Bank as Sources for ‘Facts’
Eric Blair
Infowars.com
May 19, 2012
Google is making a big change to how it displays results in it’s dominant search engine. It is rolling out a new feature called the Knowledge Graph which breaks from the traditional practice of matching keywords with webpages.
According to an article on Blog Tips about Google’s Knowledge Graph, immediate answers or “facts” from pre-selected sources like the CIA Factbook, Wikipedia, and the World Bank will be provided in search results along side the organic results:
Instead of using the typical search strength of a particular answer, this new feature will draw “facts” from places like Wikipedia for historical information, CIA World Factbook for geopolitical answers, the World Bank for economic facts, Freebase for information about people and other predetermined sources.
rest of article here:
http://www.infowars.com/googles-new-search-tool-to-use-cia-and-world-bank-as-sources-for-facts/
Eric Blair
Infowars.com
May 19, 2012
Google is making a big change to how it displays results in it’s dominant search engine. It is rolling out a new feature called the Knowledge Graph which breaks from the traditional practice of matching keywords with webpages.
According to an article on Blog Tips about Google’s Knowledge Graph, immediate answers or “facts” from pre-selected sources like the CIA Factbook, Wikipedia, and the World Bank will be provided in search results along side the organic results:
Instead of using the typical search strength of a particular answer, this new feature will draw “facts” from places like Wikipedia for historical information, CIA World Factbook for geopolitical answers, the World Bank for economic facts, Freebase for information about people and other predetermined sources.
rest of article here:
http://www.infowars.com/googles-new-search-tool-to-use-cia-and-world-bank-as-sources-for-facts/