WebProWorld
Today at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) conference in Miami, Google released a new research paper that looks at building a web-scale landmark-recognition engine. This could lay the groundwork for some interesting advancements in image search.
"To be clear up front, this is a research paper, not a new Google product, but we still think it’s cool," says Jay Yagnik, Head of Computer Vision Research.
The feeling of accomplishment you get after completing a task is always nice. Brand development doesn’t have an "end date," however, and a speaker at ACCM urged attendees to give it constant attention.
Microsoft’s CEO admits what thousands of techies have thought of the company for years: they toss stuff into the user community and need a couple of additional releases to make it work.
If you thought MySpace was an American phenomenon, you thought wrong. The company wants you to know that it’s been successful in all sorts of countries, and is continuing to expand throughout the world.
A number of people were suspicious when the Netflix Prize was announced. $1 million isn’t much of a reward, some complained, and others believed that it would be difficult to improve upon the site’s movie recommendation algorithm. Now, a little over one week into the contest, three teams have already beaten the existing system.
I had a hunch that Google would do an update this weekend and this morning I have logged on to find that an backlink update is under way.
A recent proposal by the Redmond-based software and game console maker to avert antitrust penalties gains some praise in Europe.
Devon Energy issued a progress report on its previously announced program to divest non-core oil and gas properties.
I have been a member of a group called the Women in Business Connection (WIBC for short) in Cambridge, MA for about four years. We get together for lunch meetings once a month. Last week at our December event several of the women commented to me how much they liked my newsletter. It is always nice to hear complimentary feedback but one woman went even farther – she said it was like getting a “Zen moment” in her email. (Thanks Cibeline!)
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