Opportunities in Invisible Web | |
Opportunities in the Invisible Web
Invisible Web (a.k.a. Deep Web) is the galaxy of documents that are not
accessible through open search engines like Google. Examples are authenticated
content, non-textual content, and custom content. By some estimates the
Invisible Web is already fifty times bigger than the World-wide Web.
Just the very nature of the Invisible Web -- need to keep the data private --
makes centralized computing impossible. This means that there are lots of
opportunities for low-cost search engines, and low cost subject directories, and content management systems. I think that most tech. companies are too much focussed on the visible web, and not so much on the Invisible Web. I am interested in talking () to engineering types who are plumbing the Invisible Web.
(Comments Disabled for Now. Sorry!) | First Written: Thursday, October 23, 2003 Last Modified: 10/23/2003 |
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