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Saturday Jan 28 | Newkerala.com

Kardashians 'Britain's favourite famous family' in online searches

London, Jan 28 : The Kardashians have beaten the royal family and the Middletons to become the most searched for celebrity family online in Britain.

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Related Topix: Science / Technology, Internet, Media, Emerging Technology, Search Engines

Fri Jan 27, 2012

Daily Mail

Kim Kardashian and the gang are officially Britain's favourite famous family

We might gush over the Beckhams and their children or get giddy when we spot Brad and Ange with their little ones - but they're not the families who have captured our hearts.

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Related Topix: Media, Emerging Technology, Search Engines

Tue Jan 24, 2012

AGBeat

Ask.com users are wordier than on any other search engine

Comparing the top five search engines, Chitika set out to analyze one major search behavior - how many words consumers use to reach their search results, revealing that Ask.com has the highest word count per search across all of the engines.

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Related Topix: Startups, Ask.com, Media, Search Engines, Internet, Science / Technology, Emerging Technology, AOL

Mon Jan 23, 2012

Chitika Blog

What's the Word Count? Ask.com Sees Highest Word Count Per Search Across Engines

Not too long ago encyclopedias were one of the only available resources for people interested in researching a particular topic.

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Related Topix: Startups, Ask.com, Media, Search Engines, Internet, Science / Technology, Chitika, AOL, Emerging Technology

Thu Jan 12, 2012

The New Zealand Herald

Nuance launches Dragon Go for Android

Not content with having already announced a strategic alliance with Intel, speech recognition player Nuance has launched a free version of its speech recognition system for Android, Dragon Go.

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Related Topix: Startups, Intel, Emerging Technology, Search Engines, Media, Fandango

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