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February 11, 2005

Improving PageRank: The Papers

Since its inception PageRank has suffered from many theoretical fallacies and problems.

Rather than beating a dead horse, Orion enumerates some of these, followed by research papers that attempt to fix these. This approach may benefit those interested in researching the corresponding subjects.

in SEW forums

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Major Yahoo Update Reported

The folks over at WebmasterWorld are reporting major Yahoo! changes over the past few days. I have seen some major changes with some keywords but not many.

Source: Search Engine Roundtable.

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Eileen Rodriguez, a Google spokeswoman, hardly quelled the speculation by explaining that the whole thing was really a learning opportunity for the company. Google " to learn more about the Internet's domain name system," she said recently in an e-mail message. "While we have no plans to register domains at this time, we believe this information can help us increase the quality of our search results.

Source: SearchGuild

According to , Google has made a proposal to host some of the content of the Wikimedia projects.

The terms of the offer are currently being discussed by the board. The developer committee has been informed of some of the details via email. A private IRC meeting with Google is planned for March, 2005.

Please note that this agreement does not mean there is any requirement for us to include advertising on the site.

More details will be put here when the offer is allowed to be made public.

Wikimedia cluster near Paris About Wikimedia Hosting

At present all DB's, apaches and most Squids are hosted at the Florida data center used by Bomis.com (http://www.bomis.com) and they are donating rack space and half of the bandwidth costs. From the start of the project until September(?) 2004 they paid for all bandwidth.

Lost Oasis (http://www.lost-oasis.fr/) in France is providing hosting and bandwidth for the European Squid cache service using chloe, bleuenn and ennael. The machines are installed in the Lost Oasis data center in Aubervilliers near Paris and serve France, the UK and Benelux.

See also Wikimedia Hosting Partners

Via and Slashdot