Vivisimo starts search engine based on clustering

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Vivisimo, a 4-year-old company in Pittsbury, founded by computer scientists from Carnegie Mellon, has launched a search engine that uses clustering technology to organize results. Clusty.com is the consumer search engine built by the company that features tabs to enable searching of shopping, news, blogs, images, online encyclopedia and gossip sites other than Web search.

United States, Computer and Data Processing Services, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Internet/Web search services, Search engines, Internet search software, Internet/Web search service, Text search and retrieval software, Vivisimo

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Petcentric users bark with Doggie-Mail

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The launch of Doggie-Mail, a free e-mail platform by technology firm Oddcast, to promote the web site and entice its users to send entertaining, pet-customized messages is discussed.

Free circulation newspapers and periodicals, Free newspapers, Web services, Oddcast Inc.

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