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Qwiki Just May Be The Future Of Information Consumption. And It’s Here Now.
- jakerocheleau 16y agoAt least this is an interesting idea. I'd like to see how they can advance as computing power increases over the next few years
- rblion 16y agoI agree. This, Opzi, and Namesake really stand out. I didn't really see much in the others, I could be wrong though...
- ritonlajoie 16y agoFrom the TC article : "Say you do a search for a person, Qwiki can look at their social connections and tell you about their LinkedIn profile, for example. It is very, very impressive." Well.. hmm.. That's interesting !
- moe 16y agoQwiki was created by Doug Imbruce and Louis Monier. [...] He’s also worked at [...] the search startup Cuil as the VP of Product. The cynic in me suggests this will probably not be "The Future Of Information Consumption". Perhaps a little less hyperbole would be in order after the spectacular failure that was cuil?
- rblion 16y agoshit happens. doesn't mean they can't try again.
- gojomo 16y agoHave some perspective! Monier also did the original AltaVista and spent years at both eBay and Google during their mega-growth stages. Selection bias is a problem if you only look at notorious failures, as well. You seem to have an anti-survivorship-bias.
- vegashacker 16y agoAny one have a link to a video showing an actual Qwiki-created video?