Influx

We new speed was now of the essence concerning news media, but it’s not just speed, it’s also the quantity of stories that now matter. For the major online players, there’s an urgent need to flood the web with content, just to make sure your site gets the traffic it needs to stay...

Google is now facing a number of challenges from multiple directions and perhaps as a response, its homepage has recently gone through a radical re-design, but it's clear this wasn't a simple process to get there. The company tested multiple versions of the page with employees, consumers in lab...

With such a premium being placed on the innovation and inventing the new and never before seen, it sometimes pays to take a look at how what currently exists can be re-shaped or re-formed to create a new use.A fantastic example of this is Recorded Future, a company that uses some smart search tools...

Much has been written about Adaptive Path's "futurethink" program on the future of the browser for Mozilla. Now, Mac Funamizu a web/graphic designer working in Tokyo, Japan has developed some great visuals showing some interesting concepts around the future of search.Posted by Ed Cotton

We are pleased to announce the new Influx Button for Google Toolbar 5. Once installed, here's what you can do with it: Click the button icon once to open the Influx Insights homepage. Click the small downward-pointing triangle next to the icon to open a dropdown menu with the Influx RSS feed....

Earlier this week during the Web2.0 Expo keynote a new 'people’ search engine called Spock was demoed.   Spock holds true to the 'Web2.0’ form by allowing users to add custom tags to describe the people searched for.  All the tags associated with a single person are shown...