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Daniel Tunkelang: Facebook, Welcome to the HCIR Club!
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Daniel Tunkelang: Facebook, Welcome to the HCIR Club!

If you follow technology news, then you've surely heard about the new "graph search" tool that Facebook unveiled today. I haven't had a chance to play with it yet...

Daniel Tunkelang: R.I.P, Aaron Swartz: Defender of the Freedom to Connect
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Daniel Tunkelang: R.I.P, Aaron Swartz: Defender of the Freedom to Connect

On Friday, January 11th, digital activist Aaron Swartz was found dead in his New York apartment, an apparent suicide. Suicide is always tragic, but especially in...

Daniel Tunkelang: Optimizing for the Speed of Learning
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Daniel Tunkelang: Optimizing for the Speed of Learning

Many people trumpet the virtue of "failing fast" as a recipe for success, especially in the pursuit of innovation. But, as Stanford entrepreneurship professorSteve...

Daniel Tunkelang: Information, Attention, and Trust
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Daniel Tunkelang: Information, Attention, and Trust

In 1943, psychologist Abraham Maslow analyzed human motivation as a hierarchy of needs: physiological needs, safety, love and belonging, esteem, and self-actualization...

Daniel Tunkelang: Please Give Me A 5-Star Review!
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Daniel Tunkelang: Please Give Me A 5-Star Review!

A recent New York Times article highlights the latest episode in the debate over online reviews: apparently Amazon is quietly cracking down on reviews it viewsopenly...

Daniel Tunkelang: Science as a Strategy
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Daniel Tunkelang: Science as a Strategy

Earlier this year, I had the pleasure to deliver the keynote address at a CIO Summit in Atlanta. It was an honor to address an assembly of CIOs, CTOs, and technology...

Daniel Tunkelang: Relevance is Complicated
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Daniel Tunkelang: Relevance is Complicated

Thanks to everyone for the feedback about my previous post about understanding relevance. It's great having such engaged readers!Some of you felt that I glossed...

Daniel Tunkelang: Understanding Relevance
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Daniel Tunkelang: Understanding Relevance

Relevance is one of those concepts that brings to mind Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart's "I know it when I see it" standard. Whenever we interact with search...
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