Visualizing the Web with Google

[Daniel Lovins <daniel.lovins@YALE.EDU>]

Just a follow-up note ...

I tried the link on my previous email, and it appears to have re-routed 
itself to a more commercial side of the operation. If you go to the 
TouchGraph site via the SearchEngineWatch site, however, you should be able 
to try out the technology without first signing up for a (free) trial 
subscription.

/ Daniel

>Dear friends and colleagues,
>
>I think the following will be of general interest (though for some of you 
>it may be old news). the TouchGraph company has developed a tool for 
>visually mapping out relationships on the Web. I tried it, and it is 
>indeed stunning. Check it out for yourselves.
>
>(Here's an excerpt from today's review in SearchEngineWatch: "The 
>TouchGraph GoogleBrowser shows you what the web "looks like" to the search 
>engine, visually displaying the linkages between your favorite web sites. 
>Computer scientists describe the web as a scale-free network that can be 
>drawn as a graph, with pages represented as nodes (dots), and the links 
>between them represented as edges (lines).")




>http://searchenginewatch.com/searchday/

Daniel Lovins
Hebraica Catalog Librarian and Team Leader
Sterling Memorial Library
Yale University
PO Box 208240
New Haven, CT 06520
tel: 203/432-1707
fax: 203/432-7231

Daniel Lovins
Hebraica Catalog Librarian and Team Leader
Sterling Memorial Library
Yale University
PO Box 208240
New Haven, CT 06520
tel: 203/432-1707
fax: 203/432-7231