Recommendations as the Future of Search

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Xavier Amatriain

Presentation used as an introduction of a discussion panel at Telefonica during our Open Research Day 2008.

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If your website was a real person what would they be like? How would they react to your visitors and what sort of information would they share with them? Would they try and educate visitors? Sign them up to volunteer? Ask for a donation? This was my presentation to the NZ Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations - a mini-workshop focused on getting these organisations thinking about the core purpose of their websites.

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