Linkedin launches new search feature Linkedin is probably the most successful social network when it comes to business-connections. And the service has decided it should stay up to date with the newest technologies. After the integration of Twitter, which was not well received with everybody, they now announce "Faceted Search". To find the most relevant persons in the fastest way you can filter the results in 11 different facets: current company, past company, location, relationship, industry, school, and profile language. "The filters are generated in real time for every query by parsing all matching results and extracting the most important attributes. We then present those to you in an intuitive interface that lets you select one or multiple filters per facet. You can refine, expand or stumble upon insightful information by simply clicking on the search options that matter to you.". See below the video of how it works. CommentSummary: Search University II - ...0 comments Come and have a look at the summary of the second edition of the Search University event that took place in Brussels on Friday 28 May 2010 at the prestigious Méridien Hotel. Search University has become the meeting place for European and Belgian experts in Search Marketing. The initiative and program are supported by Google and Microsoft. Speakers included Matt Cutts, Chewy Trewhella, Steffen Ehrhardt
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