Google Search Evolves - But Has Google Finally Lost its Core Focus? - ReadWrit... - The Diigo Meta page

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  thomas owadenko

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  Nikola Milikic

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  Silvana Gregorio

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• 28 May 09
  

  Chris Dillon

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• 17 May 09
  

  Linda McNeil

  Yesterday at Google's Searchology event, which we live-blogged, the search market leader announced two significant features to its search product: Search Options and Rich Snippets. It also previewed a new fact-finding search product called Google Squared. The first two features are already live on google.com and they've notably extended Google's core search product. As we sit back and reflect on the meaning of this, one thing is starkly clear: the core Google search experience is now much more than a simple search box on a plain white background, which it was for so long. Just how far has Google evolved its search experience over recent years? And has it become too much of a shift from its core focus? Let's explore that.

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• 16 May 09
  

  Guillermo Santamaria

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  Ashley England

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  Ben Gilmore

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  christine rounsevell
• 13 May 09
  

  James Neal

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  Ms. Rowley

  From ReadWriteWeb: Google is adding new features to its search including a wiki so you can annotate the results. Questions whether new features are taking away resources from original function. Authors think not.

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