There is a shift happening in search. In my last post, I tried to make the case that web content is becoming more decentralized, with aggregators (RSS readers, search engines, and social networks) playing an increasingly large role for the way that we absorb information online, and that this tendency presents new opportunities for the design of information. With this decentralization (or centralization, depending on your perspective), search engines themselves are changing from navigational tools to content platforms.
- RT @INFORMERA: Big Data is also on the agenda of the World Economic Forum Davos this year http://t.co/W7CRzR2H #BigData 2012/01/30
- RT @printmag: Joe @marianek updates a classic Michael Bierut essay: "Why Designers *Still* Can't Think" http://t.co/jKLpjBVi #education ... 2012/01/30
- RT @arikan: Whitney Museumâs portal to Internet art was just redesigned + 2 new commissions http://t.co/v8H25HqK rt @whitneymuseum @REAS 2012/01/28
- Use Case Study House #1: A house designed like a web application. http://t.co/HmMwnXSV 2012/01/27
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