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Google’s Social Search UI

by Alex Schleifer
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Google seems to be testing out Digg-like features which would allow users to rate and comment search results. Building social features around it’s search is to many the next step for Google. This would essentially add human-powered indexing to Google’s engine — huge. See the video.

Google seems to be testing out Digg-like features which would allow users to rate and comment search results. Building social features around it’s search is to many the next step for Google. This would essentially add human-powered indexing to Google’s engine — huge. See the video.

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