Can social networking and social search sites generate better search results than the reigning King Google? I guess we shall see. I personally don't think so - at least not in the near future. Here's a teaser...
Can Social Search Take Down Google?
Jimmy Wales' Wikia Search will open to the public next week with an eye toward improving search by letting users tweak search results in a fashion similar to how users edit entries on Wikipedia.
Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, announced that the project would enter public beta on January 7. The goal, he said, is to reduce the "bottleneck of two or three firms really controlling the flow of search traffic..."







Great post by web guru, Mark Cuban, who says the Internet is just plain boring. Here is a really funny snippet from another one of his posts over at his blog. He makes some great points....
Not sure I agree with this. I guess for some businesses - sure they can operate virtually. But people still need the human connection. Read the full article from ABC News 

