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The Searchme system is a one-shot query search system for the web In addition to poor relevant hits and the overall spam problem the interface has a justiciable problem. The cover flow shows a visual snapshot of the relevant web page. This hurts the rights of the copyright owner. Searchme appropriated the content of the copyright owner cause it is not a problem to read the topic of the web page directly in Searchme frontend. The user doesn't need to move to the original page. I think that's a wide area for jurists and hazard for Searchmes business model.
Geschrieben von sascha am 16. April 2008 09:54:26 CEST