Graph Search is adding another dimension to Facebook, namely another way for users to get a little something more out of the system. Thus far, reaction from Facebook users has been lukewarm, at best, but there appears to be a lot going on behind the scenes that we may not have known. The first thing that really jumped out at me during all of the hoopla surrounding the event was this article from Bing Vice President of Search Derrick Connell. In the article, Connell talks about how Graph Search was a joint venture between Facebook and Bing....
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