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Semantic search startup TextDigger unearths a business model, and some venture funding » VentureBeat
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Semantic search startup TextDigger unearths a business model, and some venture funding
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Chris Morrison
June 19th, 2008
TextDigger , a semantic search startup that launched early last year at DEMO , has been much quieter in the interim than other companies in the space like Hakia , Powerset and Radar Networks / Twine . But now the company has come back to light, at least for us — a filing document reveals that the company has finally landed venture funding, raising $3.8 million so far. A year or two ago, it wasn’t uncommon to hear the term “Google killer” applied to companies like TextDigger. Expectations have since fallen somewhat, and most of the semantic startups have struck out in directions other than plain-vanilla web search. TextDigger landed on media services — no surprise, given that it was founded by former CNET employees. The company tells me it’s making the most progress with automated tagging and keyword generation, which help websites become more structured and show up higher on search rankings. Another product, a related search technology that helps visitors navigate a site, has also gotten interest. The products are completely developed, they say, and open to any publisher that wants to sign up. TextDigger makes money by charging for all three offerings, following a trial period; "
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