Video: VOLUNIA, the perfect search engine

Volunia, a mystery search engine, will be released on February 6, 2012!!! (scroll down for video presentation)

Having contributed to Google’s search algorithm, the Italian researcher Massimo Marchiori prepares to launch his own search engine on February 6. He intends to conquer the internet with his new creation -named Volunia- that aims at competing side by side with giant Google. The Italian has already started to post advertising clips on the website launch.volunia.com.

Initially, only a limited number of users (selected by Volunia representatives) will have access to the new search engine, according to company’s Facebook account. Those interested can instead register on the official site.

“My search engine is not just an improved version of Google, but it will bring a new perspective. It’s a radical vision of what the future search engine should look like”, described Marchiori his project.
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Short biography:
Massimo Marchiori, a computer scientist and professor at Padua University, made significant contributions to the development of the World Wide Web. He created HyperSearch, a search engine where the results did not rely only on single pages ranks, but also on the connection between the single pages and the rest of the web. Subsequnetly, Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin quoted HyperSearch when they introduced PageRank (source: Wikipedia)

Video: Massimo Marchiori presents Volunia, the search engine of the future