CNN<\/a> <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/feeling.com.mx\/img\/2012\/06\/facebook-300x224.jpg\" "\\"facebook\\"")
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is announcing Graph Search, Facebook\u2019s new social search engine. The search engine, with a new integration of Microsoft Bing, ramps up Facebook\u2019s ongoing competition with Internet search leader Google. It also presents a number of potential new revenue opportunities for Facebook.<\/p>\n
Zuckerberg starts by saying there are two ways to connect people in Facebook: staying connected and making new connections. Today Facebook\u2019s focusing on how to find information.<\/p>\n
There are three ways to get information on Facebook: News Feed, Timeline and Graph Search, he says. \u201cPeople want to know what is going on around in the world around you. That\u2019s News Feed.\u201d The second is Timeline to learn about people.<\/p>\n
The third way to find things is through search. Zuck calls it Graph Search. This is not web search, he emphasizes. Graph search shows private information that isn\u2019t in web search.<\/p>\n
Searching for \u201chip hop,\u201d for example, gives you information links to pages about hip hop. Graph search is designed to return the answer, not links to an answer, he says. He\u2019s showing a search for \u201cMy college friends from San Francisco.\u201d<\/p>\n
We focused on four use cases in this search launch: people, photos, places and interests, he says. Zuck shows a search of people who live in Palo Alto and who also like the TV show Game of Thrones\u2013for his Game of Thrones party. \u201cWe had a small Dothraki party,\u201d he says. Major geek cred, Zuck.<\/p>\n
Zuck then shows a search of photos and himself and his wife Priscilla Chan. Then a search for Mexican restaurants in Palo Alto. This includes listings of restaurants and his friends who have checked in or Liked the restaurants. Looks like a major Yelp and Foursquare competitor.<\/p>\n
In the demo: Facebook is showing a search of \u201cfriends who like Star Wars and Harry Potter.\u201d The list can also be narrowed down by school, hometown, gender, school, relationship and other factors using drop downs on the right hand side of the search results. The list of people also shows what other likes the people have and how they are connected to you.<\/p>\n
Searching people: By typing in \u201cfriends of friends who are single men in San Francisco and who are from India\u201d in the search box, the search engine highlights those search terms and brings up a list of eligible bachelors for matchmaking example. The search engine reads natural language and turns it into terms to search on. <\/p>\n
Searching photos: You can type \u201cphotos of my friends taken in Paris\u201d or \u201cphotos of my friends taken in national parks.\u201d The searches bring up big tiled photos of the photos in that category. Or you can just search for \u201cphotos I like.\u201d This brings in social gestures such as the \u201cLike\u201d that Facebook already has that tag photos and other objects. This is also data that Facebook has that competitors don\u2019t. You can only see the photos that people have shared with you.<\/p>\n
Searching interests: You can type in \u201cMovies my friends like\u201d or \u201cTV shows my friends like.\u201d Clearly this section of search has revenue potential. You can also search for \u201cVideos by TV shows liked by my friends\u201d this will bring up just the videos that TV shows have posted. \u201cTV shows liked by doctors\u201d shows that doctors like to watch Grey\u2019s Anatomy. You can also search and see what kind of music people who like Mitt Romney or Barack Obama like. <\/p>\n
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Facebook anunci\u00f3 este mediod\u00eda una nueva caracter\u00edstica de b\u00fasqueda en la red social llama \u00abGraph Search\u00bb (B\u00fasqueda Gr\u00e1fica), cuya intenci\u00f3n es llevar un registro y devolver una respuesta ante una b\u00fasqueda de los usuarios.