What Google's Similar-Image Search Means to Traditional Stock Industry

Posted on 4/23/2009 by Julia Dudnik Stern | Printable Version | Comments (4)

The search leader continued expanding its image-related offerings with Similar Images, an experimental search feature from Google Labs. While Google did not pioneer the underlying image-recognition technology or image-to-image searches, the company’s increasing attention to all things visual offers insight into online image-consumption trends. For stock producers and marketers, this foreshadows both opportunities and challenges.


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