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Google file patent for news ranking
Google is constantly looking to improve search
Google is planning to improve online news searches.
A patent filed in the US will allow stories to be ranked according to their quality, rather than just by relevance.
The patent would create a system to compare the track record and credibility of different news sources, New Scientist magazine has reported.
The database would weigh up a series of variables, including story length, number of staff employed and amount of traffic to its website.
source/full story: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4508637.stm
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So I can write a 4 page news article and possibly be ranked higher? I wonder how this works for a lot of the open source software programs like postnuke that have a main body and a readmore body.
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So we can look forward to having lots of BBC news stories at the top then
Doesn't bbc stand for big bull crap?
I guess anythings better than repeated news on Michael Jacksons nose and Martha Stewart ignoring house arrest.
:)
Maybe we will create a home made script for news and we will go up in Rank)
I think that this will not happend to increase in rank in this way.
Ovi
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For reliable, fair and balanced news, go to www.foxnews.com
"There's no such thing as impossible. It's a myth. Don't believe it."
ROFLMAO!! :armada37:Originally Posted by Paul_KY
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They report, you decide.
America's most trusted news network.
"There's no such thing as impossible. It's a myth. Don't believe it."
Ya but Americans aren't the smartest people on the face of the Earth, they let OJ free.
*waits for rebuttle*
Please don't invade my country now.
I've never looked at them as a news source but will be lurking on their site over the next few weeks to see if what you say is true.
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