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How search engines shape the web
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Special interest tracks and posters of the 14th international conference on World Wide Web table of contents
Chiba, Japan
PANEL SESSION: Industrial and practical experience track panel table of contents
Pages: 879 - 879  
Year of Publication: 2005
ISBN:1-59593-051-5
Authors
Byron Dom  Yahoo!
Krishna Bharat  Google
Andrei Broder  IBM
Marc Najork  Microsoft
Jan Pedersen  Yahoo
Yoshinobu Tonomura  NTT
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ACM  New York, NY, USA
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ABSTRACT

The state of the web today has been and continues to be greatly influenced by the existence of web-search engines. This panel will discuss the ways in which search engines have affected the web in the past and ways in which they may affect it in the future. Both positive and negative effects will be discussed as will potential measures to combat the latter. Besides the obvious ways in which search engines help people find content, other effects to be discussed include: the whole phenomenon of web-page spam, based on both text and link (e.g. link farms), the business of "Search Engine Optimization" (optimizing pages to rank highly in web-search results), the bided-terms business and the associated problem of click fraud, to name a few.

Collaborative Colleagues:
Byron Dom: colleagues
Krishna Bharat: colleagues
Andrei Broder: colleagues
Marc Najork: colleagues
Jan Pedersen: colleagues
Yoshinobu Tonomura: colleagues