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• 25 Jun 16
  

  Sergey Semenkov

  bookmarking

• 14 Sep 11
  

  James Vollstaedt

  academic tagging research

  • del.icio.us users post interesting pages that are actively updated or have been recently created.
  • a substantial proportion of tags are obvious in context, and many tagged pages would be discovered by a search engine
• 16 Apr 10
  

  Barbara Roberts

  H800_block2_2010

• 22 Mar 10
  

  deemo8

  Social Bookmarking tagging tags search

• 08 Dec 09
  

  Fernando Gabriel Gutiérrez

  tagging web2.0 bookmarking buscadores

• 05 Oct 09
  

  timwee

  bookmarking tagging labeled supervised machinelearning search textclassification learner

• 27 Sep 09
  

  de Villamil Frédéric

  socialmedia bookmarking seo search

• 02 Jul 09
  

  Vikki9 Moog

  H800 H800_Block3 research social_bookmarking tagging web2.0

• 18 Apr 09
  

  Mohammed Said HJIOUIJ

  search Social Bookmarking

• 09 Jan 09
  

  peisheng wang

  social bookmark

• 01 Nov 08
  

  Anthony Armstrong

  socialbookmarking

• 01 Oct 08
  

  David Hayward

  social_bookmarking bookmark research social_network

• 24 Aug 08
  

  Ji Chang

  social_bookmarking

  • the introduction of link structure to determine authority (e.g., PageRank and HITS) around 1998 was one such big improvement.
• 07 Aug 08
  

  Bibliofusion Pierre Chicoine

  social_bookmarking

• 06 Aug 08
  

  Seb Paquet

  * Social bookmarking URLs are full of new and fresh information (Results 1 and 2).
  * Tags on URLs are often redundant given title, domain, and page text (Results 10 and 11).
  * Social bookmarking is probably still a bit small to have a big impact

  module-02-folksonomie linklogging search Research article

• 04 Jul 08
  

  Andrea Baldassarri

  tagging bookmarking del.icio.us research search heymann video slides paper blog data article folksonomy social query for:ccattuto for:loreto for:vitelot for:andrea.capocci

• 02 Jul 08
  

  stats internet

  • For example, on the social news site Digg the top 100 users control 56% of the content.
• 23 Jun 08
  

  Ricky Robinson

  A blog article describing a recent paper from Stanford about "social search": the use of social bookmarking to improve search results. One of the main ways it improves search is through the recency of the pages bookmarked. Sound familiar?

  search tagging web2.0 research

• 15 Jun 08
  

  Fulgencio Murcia Belmonte

  ¿Puede ela marcado social mejorar las búsquedas en la web?

  marcado social tagging folcsonomia busquedas

• 21 May 08
  

  Greg Balanko-Dickson

  GBD Ideas

• 12 May 08
  

  Michael Hamann

  search bookmarking web2.0 tagging socialbookmarking 2008 tags paper study

• 05 Apr 08
  

  Mark Rabnett

  Summary: 1. Social bookmarking URLs are full of new and fresh information. 2. Tags on URLs are often redundant given title, domain, and page text. 3. Social bookmarking is probably still a bit small to have a big impact on web search.

  tagging social.bookmarking search article delicious.tags

• 30 Mar 08
  

  Lisa Spiro

  Stanford research project

  folksonomy socialbookmarking search

• 09 Mar 08
  

  Hutch Carpenter

  enterprise.search pathways socialsearch tagging

• 08 Mar 08
  

  John Terrell

  del.icio.us search tagging socialbookmarking isys1166 isys2357 delicious

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  Terry Jones

  delicious search ucsd

• 29 Feb 08
  

  sckung

  socialbookmarking websearching

• 27 Feb 08
  

  Muhammad Ulinnuha

  web2.0

• 26 Feb 08
  

  Steve Lynch

  research search social bookmarking web2.0 toread

• 23 Feb 08
  

  Foo Foo

  search research social del.icio.us bookmarking searchengine web2.0 articles

• 22 Feb 08
  

  Elizabeth Clark

  bookmarking research web2.0 report socialbookmarking article

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  Gabriela Grosseck

  delicious analiza_de_link search

• 21 Feb 08
  

  FruFru FourOne

  See http://dbpubs.stanford.edu:8090/pub/showDoc.Fulltext?lang=en&doc=2008-2&format=pdf&compression=&name=2008-2.pdf

  2008 articles del.icio.us newmedia search tags web2.0

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  npclibrary

  As a result, in the paper below, we ask the question: "Can Social Bookmarking Improve Web Search?". By extension, we also ask, if so, in what ways, and if not, why not?

  del.icio.us newmedia search

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