Though there’s a lot of activity around real-time search, structured search, and social search, nearly all the searching we do today is for text, with text. But there are some really interesting things happening in non-text search, as well, and their potential is just beginning to show. This week, I take a look at some of the latest in image, audio and video search. […]
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