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Old May 26th, 2004, 11:15 AM
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Article Discussion: A9: Searching the Web for Me
Amazon.com has become one of the world's largest book sellers, and it's not at all by chance. Their multitudes of cross-sell and up-sell techniques are very intelligently woven into a 'personalized' e-commerce experience. And now that they've turned their attention and expertise to the search world, we can anticipate some very exciting personalization features, to cater our searches specifically to ourselves. What are some of these features? How will they affect the world of search? Read on to find out!


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To answer your question about what A9 means: Though I have this on no authority, I would assume it stands for Amazon.com which has 9 alphabetic characters. Amazon = 6, com = 3.

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I have been using A9 for a while now. I absolutely love the fact that I can type www.a9.com/searchterm. It those little things that got me to chance my SE of choice. The site info roll-over text is helpful as well.
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Travis, A9 stands for 9 characters in the word algorithm, not amazon.com. This is from an interview with founder of A9.
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