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Wikipedia co-founder wants open-source search engine
ZDNet - 41 minutes ago
By Michael Kanellos, CNET News.com. The folks behind the public encyclopedia have launched Wikia, a project to develop a search engine, crawlers and other ...
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The folks behind the public encyclopedia launch Wikia, a project to develop open-source search tools.

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Wikipedia co-founder wants open-source search engine
CNET News.com, CA - 1 hour ago
The folks behind the public encyclopedia launch Wikia, a project to develop open-source search tools. By Michael Kanellos. Does the world need open-source ...
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Wikipedia co-founder wants open-source search engine
ZDNet - 2 hours ago
By Michael Kanellos, CNET News.com. The folks behind the public encyclopedia have launched Wikia, a project to develop a search engine, crawlers and other ...
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The folks behind the public encyclopedia launch Wikia, a project to develop open-source search tools.

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Wikipedia's Wales hypes open-source search plan
Silicon.com, UK - 10 minutes ago
By Michael Kanellos. The people behind the popular online encyclopedia Wikipedia have launched Wikia: a project to develop a search engine, crawlers and ...
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Wikipedia's Wales hypes open-source search plan
Silicon.com, UK - 42 minutes ago
By Michael Kanellos. The people behind the popular online encyclopedia Wikipedia have launched Wikia: a project to develop a search engine, crawlers and ...
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Jabber creator Jeremie Miller is joining Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia and Wikia, in building an open-source, community-driven search service.

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( InfoWorld ) - Jabber creator Jeremie Miller is joining Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia and Wikia, in building an open-source, community-driven search service. Jabber is an open protocol that lets instant messaging services interoperate. Miller will serve as technical lead of the open-source search project. Wales announced late last year  that he was developing the Search Wikia ...

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( InfoWorld ) - Jabber creator Jeremie Miller is joining Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia and Wikia, in building an open-source, community-driven search service. Jabber is an open protocol that lets instant messaging services interoperate. Miller will serve as technical lead of the open-source search project. Wales announced late last year  that he was developing the Search Wikia ...

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Jeremie Miller will guide a project designed to make crawlers a commodity to allow search services to proliferate and challenge Google. Wikia was founded by Jimmy Wales, who also founded Wikipedia.

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Wikipedia co-founder wants open-source search engine
CNET News.com, CA - 11 hours ago
The folks behind the public encyclopedia launch Wikia, a project to develop open-source search tools. By Michael Kanellos. Does the world need open-source ...
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Jabber creator Jeremie Miller is joining Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia and Wikia, in building an open-source, community-driven search service.

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( InfoWorld ) - Jabber creator Jeremie Miller is joining Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia and Wikia, in building an open-source, community-driven search service. Jabber is an open protocol that lets instant messaging services interoperate.

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Jabber creator Jeremie Miller is joining Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia and Wikia Inc., in building an open-source, community-driven search service.

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Wikia, the open source search engine initiative and potential Google-killer, has snagged Jeremie Miller, who founded Jabber, an open instant messaging platform. Miller was handpicked by the Wikia project's founder, Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales. Miller's first task will be to develop the necessary infrastructure to allow a thousand or so volunteer developers to contribute to the project.

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Wikipedia co-founder wants open-source search engine
ContentBusiness.fi, Finland - 14 minutes ago
Jabber founder Jeremie Miller has signed on to help develop Wikia's open-source search engine project, the organization announced. ...
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Wikipedia's Wales touts open-source search engine
Crave, UK - May 1, 2007
The team behind the public encyclopaedia has launched Wikia, a project to develop a search engine, crawlers and other indexing tools through a collaborative ...
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<img src=http://news.google.com/news?imgefp=luIg0Bf3En4J&imgurl=static.ibnlive.com/pix/sitepix/05_2007/jimbo_wales_248.jpg width=79 height=57 alt="" border=1>Wikipedia to launch new search engine
CNN-IBN, India - 13 minutes ago
GEAR UP FOR ALTERNATIVE SEARCH: Wales says, “We do look at India as a very exciting IT market.” New York: Tech magazine Fast Company recently described him ...
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Wikipedia, which is set for a new corporate venture that includes a new search engine, will also expand in India.

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Tech magazine Fast Company recently described him as 'Google's Worst Nightmare'. He's made Wikipedia the leading online encyclopedia. And now its founder Jimbo Wales plans to launch a search engine that will not be proprietary like Google's or Yahoo's, but will be open-source.

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