AUMA – search for trade exhibitions worldwide

May 13th, 2009 by Steffen Schilke
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The AUMA search engine is available in German, English, French and Spanisch. The Service is provided by the AUMA – Ausstellungs- und Messe-Ausschuss der Deutschen Wirtschaft e.V. which is kind of a business association of the German Businesses. The Trade Fair Data can be searched for Germany and Worldwide.

The filters available are:

* year

* month

* city

* country (state when using the German search page)

* Continent (not available when searching in Germany)

* Industry sector

* Keyword or you type in the title or organizer.

In addition you can sort the hit list chronologically or geographically. The hit list shows you when the trade fair / exhibition is, what the name is and in which city the event happens. Besides that a classification is shown if the event is a national or international event. You can print or sent the hit via email. There is also a link which allows you to add the event to you calendar. If you click on the hit you will get a detailed view of the event.

Depending on the available data you will find information about:

* venue

* date

* interval

* founded

* organizer

* exhibitor database

* industry sector

* product groups

* opening hours

* space rental

* hotel services

* statistics

* origin of exhibitors

* visitors

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This site is also extremely useful if you plan a trip to a city and you want to check if during the time of your visit the hotel prices will triple because of a trade fair. Besides the trade fair / exhibition data you can search for addresses and links to trade fair related organizations. The AUMA also offers documents, guides etc. for download and in their library. This might be useful if you want to introduce your product and services to a country and you want to hit a trade show to present or hunt for a distributor.

TiE50 Winners – 50 Startups in 5 Categories!

May 13th, 2009 by Charles S. Knight
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tieThe TiE50 is a list of startup companies across five segments: Internet Infrastructure, Wireless, Cleantech, Software, and Consumer Web. The competition was fierce with nearly 1200 highly qualified companies nominated. After grueling rounds of judging and passionate public voting, only ten companies from each of the five focus segments were selected as winners.

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Congratulations to the TiE50 winners and especially Kosmix and Like.com!

XLHit – Realtime Search Now Speaks Your Language

May 13th, 2009 by Charles S. Knight
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Welcome to the all new XLHit, a real-time translated search engine!

XLHit lets you search Twitter and FriendFeed in any language, even if you don’t read or write it! Just type in your search query, choose your own language, choose the language you want to search, and search away!

For example, if you are a English speaker, you can search for realtime local news written only in Spanish and read the results automatically in English. And if you are a Chinese speaker, you can search English language news and have the results given to you in Chinese.

XLHit also shows you the original text of what was translated, just in case the machine translation came up with something silly and need a little clarification.

Source: XLHit

SearchEngine meeting presentations are now available

May 13th, 2009 by Charles S. Knight
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Monday April 27, posted here.

Day One  Opening Keynote

Bjørn Olstad
Microsoft Corp, Washington
Why Today’s Search Engines are not Prepared to Drive Tomorrow’s Information Experiences

Dmitri Soubbotin
Semantic Engines, New York
The Variety of Goals and Applications of Semantic Approach to Search

Diane Burley
Nstein, Canada
A Pragmatic Look at the Semantic Web

Frank Bandach
Eeggi, California
Semantic Coherence and a New Search Paradigm

Kathleen Dahlgren
Cognition Technologies, California
The Puzzle of Semantic Technologies

Martin Baumgärtel
bioRASI, California
Advanced Visualization of Search Results: More Risks, or More Chances?

Thomas Wilde
Everyzing, Massachusetts
How Video Gets Found: changing consumer search strategies for audio and video online and implications for content producers

Naveen Agnihotri
Milabra, New York
Classifying an image with accuracy and speed: the value of parts-based representations

Michael Phillips
Vlingo, Massachusetts
Mobile Voice Search

Stephen E. Arnold
AIT, Kentucky
Google Looks Beyond the Laundry List

Francisco Corella and Karen Lewison
Pomcor, Oregon
Searching the Web More Effectively with Multiple Simultaneous Queries

Marguerite Leenhardt
Université Paris 3 Sorbonne nouvelle, CLA2T/SYLED, France
A Study of Evaluative Language in SMS Messages: Towards a Characterization of Opinion

Tuesday April 28

Day Two – Opening Keynote

David A. Evans
JustSystems Evans Reseach, Pennsylvania
E-Discovery: A Signature Challenge for Search

David Milward
Linguamatics, Cambridge, UK
Accessible Knowledge Discovery Using Agile Natural Language-Based Text Mining

Miles Kehoe and Mark Bennett
New Idea Engineering, California
Search Security Issues for the Enterprise

Sid Probstein
Attivio, Massachusetts
Intelligent Integration: Combining Search and BI Capabilities for Unified Information Access

David Seuss
Northern Light, Massachusetts
Using Text Analytics for the Automated Analysis and Discovery of Meaning From Large Stores of Market Intelligence

Jeff Catlin
Lexalytics, Massachusetts
Taking Search to the Next Stage with the Power of Text Analytics

Christian Reuschling and Andreas Dengel
German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence, Germany
DynaQ – Dynamic Queries for Document-Based, Personal Information Spaces

Daniel Tunkelang
Endeca, Massachusetts
Enabling the Information Seeking Process

Peter Noerr
MuseGlobal, California
The Underground Information Ecosystem:  Connectors

Thanks to ResourceShelf here.

Here’s one to try – The Search Cloud

May 13th, 2009 by Charles S. Knight
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To explore The Search Cloud, just Click Here.