DocBugIntelligence, media technologies, intellectual property, and the occasional politicsNew York Times is developing an API- May 28, 2008 This may be old news, but it looks like the New York Times is developing an API for accessing their content: The goal, according to Aron Pilhofer, editor of interactive news, is to "make the NYT programmable. Everything we produce should be organized data." Once the API is complete, the Times' internal developers will use it to build platforms to organize all the structured data such as events listings, restaurants reviews, recipes, etc. They will offer a key to programmers, developers and...http://docbug.com/blog/archives/000776.html Articles on the future of search- May 9, 2008 John Battelle (John Battelle's Searchblog) and Danny Sullivan (Search Engine Land) are writing a series of posts on The Future of Search. From the first post: What I find interesting are entirely new approaches to the interface of search. What happens when search is no longer driven by the command line and the blinking cursor What happens when, for example, your query is informed by where you happen to be, or who you happen to be, or what you happen to be doing at the time of the request To...http://docbug.com/blog/archives/000775.html |