December |
| 12.23.2003 |
Where the Net Is Heading
in 2004 By Alex Salkever (BusinessWeek Online) |
| 12.22.2003 |
Groxis Ships Version
2 of Its Visual Search Tool By Paula J. Hane (Information Today) |
| 12.19.2003 |
Search finds the
corporate desktop By Cathleen Moore (InfoWorld)
EXCERPT: “A new crop of search tools is targeting the enterprise
desktop as the most effective home for information retrieval. As Microsoft
prepares to bolster search capabilities in its forthcoming Longhorn OS,
vendors such as Copernic, Groxis, and Open Road Technologies are today
carving out the market for desktop search.” |
| 12.19.2003 |
Groxis Ships Grokker
2 (EContent Magazine) |
| 12.17.2003 |
Plug-in gives shape
to Google search By Stefanie Olsen (CNET News.com — CNET/ZDNet
Syndication (UK, Japan, Asia, Russia))
EXCERPT: “Analysts said that Groxis and its Google plug-in could
be especially helpful to researchers. ‘It’s an interesting
opportunity. Google keeps growing and growing and this is a way to manage
that for aggressive searchers,’
said Gary Stein, an analyst with Jupiter Research.” |
| 12.16.2003 |
Going Deeper Than Google By
David Kirkpatrick (Fortune.com)
EXCERPT: “Loyal readers may remember my passionate enthusiasm a year
ago upon the release of a new web search product called Grokker.... I'm
as excited this time as I was a year ago. This really could be the future
for finding information.” |
| 12.15.2003 |
More refined search
tool out today By Matt Marshall (San Jose Mercury News — Syndicated
to the Miami Herald and Twin Cities Press) |
| 12.15.2003 |
Monetizing Graphical
Search By Susan Kuchinskas (Internet News)
EXCERPT: “People who think in terms of spatial relationships
— and kids who haven’t fully formed linear thinking habits — may
find Grokker makes search work better.” |
| 12.15.2003 |
Groxis Ships Next Generation
of Award-Winning Visual Search Tool |
| 12.12.2003 |
Search Engine Alternative
Maps Results By Matt Hicks (eWeek)
EXCERPT: “Groxis isn’t stopping with search engines and Amazon.com.
It plans to start releasing at least one plug-in a week to allow users
to tie into more niche-oriented search engines and databases, such as LexisNexis
or the Library of Congress.” |
| 12.12.2003 |
Marin’s Groxis
takes on Google By Keri Brenner (Marin Independent Journal) |
| 12.11.2003 |
Grokking
Groxis’ Grokker By John Battelle (Independent Journalist) |
| 12.11.2003 |
Early Days of
a Data-Sharing Revolution By Leslie Walker (Washington Post) |
| 12.3.2003 |
The Web: Tracking customers
online By Gene J. Koprowski (UPI Science News) |
October |
| 10.13.2003 |
Time to Grok on Grokker By
John K. Waters (ADTmag.com) |
| 10.11.2003 |
Mac-Users Helferlein By
Roland Müller (Mac Guardians - Germany) |
| 10.7.2003 |
Amazon CTO discusses
site’s developer program By John K. Waters (ADTmag.com) |
September |
| 9.8.2003 |
Get the best
benefits from using beta software (The Tech Republic) |
August |
| 8.28.2003 |
Google rival in
the picture By Gary Barker (The Sydney Morning Herald) |
| 8.19.2003 |
Groxis Announces Web-Enabled Version of Award-Winning
Visual Information Software |
| 8.17.2003 |
Software gives context
to computer searches By Allan Hoffman (The Star-Ledger (New Jersey)) |
| AUG.2003 |
Building Critical
Thinking Skills for Online Research By David Thornburg, PhD (PBS
- TeacherLine) |
July |
| 7.17.2003 |
Grokker comes to
Mac OS X, Safari By Dennis Sellers (MacCentral) |
| 7.16.2003 |
Groxis Visualization Software is Now Available For
Apple Macintosh OS X 10.2 Jaguar |
June |
| 6.11.2003 |
Groxis’ Software Featured in JavaOne™
2003 Executive Keynote Address To Launch World's Largest Developer Conference |
| JUN. 2003 |
Grokking the infoviz (From
The Economist print edition) |
| 6.9.2003 |
Mind mapping software
head-to-head by Danny Bradbury (Infomatics)
EXCERPT: Grokker is a straightforward web research
tool, designed to help make some sense of the reams of
information that the average search engine turns up. |
May |
| MAY/JUN.2003 |
Topic Mapping for Context, Searching
for Content By Isabel A. Stirling (Online Magazine) |
| 5.1.2003 |
UNDER THE RADAR: Dealing
With Information Overload By Francine Hardaway (BizAZ)
EXCERPT: Because it has the speed of working with thousands of documents
at once, it breaks "the page barrier"
(find the page, look at the page, decide if the page is relevant). |
April |
| 4.22.2003 |
Of the Search-Engine Standouts,
Which Make for Smoothest Surf? (PDF) By Peter Meyers (The Wall
Street Journal Online - Executive Briefing)
EXCERPT: Grokker’s coolest feature is its ability to help on research
projects. It groups related results together so they resemble a sort of
biology — zoom tool we could focus in on subareas of interest. |
| 4.10.2003 |
Dynix Teams with Groxis to Provide New Searching
Paradigm of Library Resources |
| 4.3.2003 |
US technology: Tools
help with info overload (The Economist Intelligence Unit - Executive
Briefing) |
| APR.2003 |
Why It’s Time to
Take a Risk By Erick Schonfeld, Gary Hamel (Business 2.0 - April
2003 Issue) |
March |
| 3.24.2003 |
GROXIS Launches Enterprise Version Of Visual Information
Software |
| 3.21.2003 |
Finding Meaning In A
Google World By Bruce Upbin (Forbes.com) |
| 3.19.2003 |
Design It Yourself With
InterfaceFLOR |
February |
| 2.28.2003 |
GROXIS Named A DEMOGOD™ At Leading Tech Conference |
| 2.20.2003 |
The Most Intriguing
Products of Demo 2003 By Peter Lewis (Fortune.com)
EXCERPT: “Following are the Demo products I found most intriguing...
At the top of the list, a company called Groxis Inc. of Sausalito, Calif.,
demoed the Grokker Publishing Suite.” |
| 2.18.2003 |
Intel Demos Grokker Desktop At Developer Conference |
| 2.17.2003 |
Groxis Offers FREE Trial Of Visualization Software
Product At DEMO 2003 |
| 2.17.2003 |
Groxis Unveils Visualization Software Product At
DEMO 2003 |
January |
| 1.31.2003 |
John Seely Brown Joins Groxis Board Of Directors |
| 1.18.2003 |
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David Kirkpatrick, Sr. Editor at Fortune,
discusses Grokker on CNN® Headline News.
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| 1.20.2003 |
A Picture Is Worth
a Thousand Charts By Stephen H. Wildstrom (Business Week Online)
EXCERPT: “Data visualization literally changes how we look at information,
and it will take some getting used to. But, as Shneiderman writes in Leonardo’s
Laptop, a newly published plea for a more humanistic approach to computing,
“most people depend on visual input for much of their understanding
of the world around them.” In a world where our problem is frequently
too much information, these techniques can be a big help.” |
| 1.6.2003 |
Software designers
with vision map hard drives - and beyond By Hiawatha Bray (Boston
Globe)
EXCERPT: “...it's a powerful tool that lets you hone searches with
ease.” |
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