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Google's search results pages try to do all things for everyone: give some links, some news, some data (knowledge graph) and answer some questions. There is roo
by sparkzilla 9y ago
Google's search results pages try to do all things for everyone: give some links, some news, some data (knowledge graph) and answer some questions. There is room for new entrants to improve on each of these other areas and make that the dominant search method for that channel. For example, making voice answers for Alexa. You may be interested in my essay about Google's search result problems: http://newslines.org/blog/googles-black-hole/ http://newslines.org/blog/googles-black-hole/