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Yahoo! Search BOSS Custom - YDN
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- Near real-time indexing of public or proprietary content
- Blending training datasets to produce advanced, customized ranking models that scale to the Web
- Federating web and proprietary content in a single search display
- Integrating query suggestions (Search Assist technology)
- Leveraging highly trained query and document categorizers
- Structured search (range queries, refinement)
- And much, much more
What are BOSS Custom's capabilities?
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BOSS Custom implementations are aimed at established consumer web companies with unique assets (e.g., user data, novel technology) that would be able to develop high-scale search products.
If your company does not fit this description, please consider the BOSS API.
Yahoo! Search brings Search Assist, SearchMonkey, and more to the iPhone
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In June, my boss came to me with a challenge: bring the full Yahoo! Search experience—including SearchMonkey, Search Assist, shortcuts, and other awesome Yahoo! Search features—to the iPhone with as few compromises as possible. He wanted an iPhone search experience that matched the desktop experience and took full advantage of Mobile Safari’s excellent featureset. And he wanted it in a month.
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- Search Assist saves you time by completing your queries before you’ve finished typing them
- All your favorite SearchMonkey modules will follow you from your desktop browser to your iPhone (just make sure you’re logged into your Yahoo! account on your iPhone)
- Movie showtimes, weather, local results, breaking news, Flickr photos, and other useful Yahoo! Search shortcuts are now at your fingertips
- Other helpful features like Quick Links, same-host indent, and more
Yahoo Is Inviting Partners to Build on Its Search Technology - NYTimes.com
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Me.dium offers a service in which users can see what Web sites their friends are visiting. That allows the company to collect information about what sites have “buzz” at any given time, said Kimbal Musk, the company’s chief executive. Me.dium will use that information to rearrange and supplement Yahoo’s search results, creating a service that captures the “social zeitgeist” of the Web, Mr. Musk said.
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“We think that for a good percentage of searches, we’ll get people to where they want to go a lot faster than regular search engines,” Mr. Musk said. He said it would have been impossible for Me.dium to create a search service on its own.
Yahoo estimates that it would cost $300 million to build a search service from scratch.
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