Visualizing the Web with Google

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

Sorry to clutter your in-boxes, but here's a direct link to a Google
version of the application: 

http://www.touchgraph.com/TGGoogleBrowser.html

(I think I sent the same ambiguous link twice in my first
two messages.)


/ 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).")

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