In its constant quest to take technology to the next level, Google’s most recent service, the Knowledge Graph, is designed to enhance the user’s search experience even more. According to Google, it’s “a “graph”—that understands real-world entities and their relationships to one another: things, not strings.”
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Google's semantic-search base, which it uses to supplement organic search results with summarized information typically foregrounded above the organic results, is getting an injection of medical facts to expand the utility of search services for users with health-related queries.
Google tests a timeline view for Knowledge Graph cards. For a query like [World War I], Google's experimental interface displays a chronological list of important events obtained from Wikipedia articles. Mouse over an event and Google shows more information, including images, relevant dates and snippets from Wikipedia articles. Click the event to perform a Google search. By default, Google only highlights some of the most important events, but you can zoom in to explore to see even more events. Google uses colors and parallel axis to distinguish between different types of information. Here's a video that shows this feature in action. Right now, the timeline view looks like a tool for power users and Google will have to create a simplified interface when this feature is publicly released. Back in 2007, Google Labs added a timeline view for Google Search. Google News Archive also had a timeline view. These features displayed relevant search results about important events related to your query. { via Florian Kiersch - translation }
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A couple weeks ago we mentioned at the bottom that you can edit your knowledge graph via a tip from @ChrisGDunn. Well, it has been showing up more. In short, if you are the representative of a knowledge graph box/card for a company, profile, product or service, Google may show you the option to "suggest a change." Those changes that are made there reportedly happen within 24 hours. That is at least according to Aaron Bradley and Bill Slawski who gave it a try after I covered the news. @bill_slawski @rustybrick @sengineland Ditto here - heard back within 24 hrs...
Here is the result of KP in the U.S.A. Anything related to entity on Knowledge Panels automatically appear when they have information that is highly relevant
Source : JDN / SEMRush https://www.journaldunet.com/solutions/seo-referencement/1193161-meteo-google/)
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Yesterday, Google announced Google Trips, a new iOS and Android app that lets you plan your trip before or during your travels. It honestly looks to me like the perfect travel companion. Take a look at this promotional video Google made: The app has categories of information, including day plans, reservations, things to do, food & drink, and more and you can even download all of this information locally to your device just in case you don't get Wifi or data services where you travel: Oh, it doesn't seem to work for Google Apps users, which is not surprising. Forum discussion at Twitter.
Today, Google is launching one of its most ambitious and interesting updates to its search engine in recent months. Starting in a few days, you will start to see large panels with additional factual information about the topic you were searching for take over the right side of Google's search result pages. The panels are powered by what Google calls its new "Knowledge Graph" and they will serve two different functions. Google will use this space to show you a summary of relevant information about your queries (think biographical data about celebrities and historical figures, tour dates for artists, information about books, buildings, animals etc.) as well as a list of related topics. In addition, Google will now allow you to clarify what exactly you are looking for and will use these boxes for disambiguation. Thanks to this, you will soon be able to tell Google you were looking for the L.A. Kings ice hockey team and not the Sacramento Kings when you searched for 'kings.'
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