Looks like some really interesting stuff will be coming out of Google that will profoundly change both enterprise and consumer search experiences and markets. Lynda Moulton's post over on our Enterprise Search Blog is a good place to start on what, as of last week, has emerged - thanks to Steve Arnold - about Google's nearer-than-you-might-think plans.
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