February 2003
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
9h
English
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Tim Allwine is a Senior Software Engineer at O’Reilly & Associates. He develops software for the Market Research group, various spidering tools that collect data from disparate sites, and is involved in the development of web services at O’Reilly.
AvaQuest (http://www.avaquest.com/) is a Massachusetts-based IT services firm that specializes in applying advanced information retrieval, categorization, and text mining technologies to solve real-world problems. GooglePeople and GoogleMovies, created by AvaQuest consultants Nathan Treloar, Sally Kleinfeldt, and Peter Richards, came out of a web mining consulting project the team worked on in the summer of 2002, shortly after the Google Web API was announced.
Paul Bausch (http://www.onfocus.com/) is a freelance web developer and author living in Oregon. He was a co-creator of the weblog software, Blogger, and recently co-wrote a book about weblogs called We Blog: Publishing Online with Weblogs. He believes (like Google) that “love” (75,700,000) will conquer “hate” (7,900,000).
Erik Benson (http://www.erikbenson.com/).
CapeScience.com (http://www.capescience.com/) is the development community for Cape Clear Software, a web services company. In addition to providing support for Cape Clear’s products, CapeScience makes all sorts of fun web services stuff, including live services, clients to other services, utilities, and other geekware.
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