Wow, it seems like search results for “Knol Project” is multiplying at the rate of every hour! It’s amazing how no one has really even tried this new Knol Project yet, there’s so much buzz going around the internet. We think Knol Project will be basically Google’s new knowledge database that will add nicely to their portfolio of search knowledge database.
Although we predict that Knol Project will never be close to Wikipeidia’s mass collaboration of information, Google’s new Knul Project could prove to be pivotal in providing useful information from authoratative sources such as real doctors and real professionals who practice their content, instead of having random people contributing to articles like Wikipedia.
We predict that their search results will still honor Wikipedia’s authority as long as Knol’s content isn’t any better. But if Knol proves otherwise, Wikipedia could be on its way to slow and tortourous death. (We doubt that though…)
In our efforts to keep up with Google’s latest Wiki project, we’ve got all the great news about the Knol Project in one post here:
CNet – Google develops Wikipedia rival
Zedomax – Knols Project Followup – Google’s Knol Project reminds me of a Paid Wiki
Wired News – Google’s ‘Knols’ aren’t a Threat to Wikipedia
QuarterWiki – Knols Project – Google’s new Wikipedia
BBC News – Google Debuts knowledge Project
OneBuckWiki – Knols Project – Google is building their own Wikipedia
EntreWiki – Google proves Wiki monetization is the future with its new Knols Project!
FiveDollarWiki – Google trying to make a paid wiki with its new project Knols Project!
The Huffington Post – Google Knol: Finder Becomes Producer
Gizmodo – Google Puts Wikipedia in its Sights, to Launch Knol Open Encyclopedia
EarthTimes – Google unveils anti-Wikipedia project ‘Knol’ – Featureseachviews – Google Launches Encyclopedia Project Knols
iTWire – Here comes Google’s Knol ‘edge’
BloggingStocks – Google’s Knol project: A Wikipedia killer?
Joe Duck – Google’s knol project
ReadWriteWeb – Knols Project: Google Experimenting With User Generated Encyclopedic Pages
