To Search or to Ask: The Routing of Information Needs Between Traditional Search Engines and Social Networks Anne Oeldorf-Hirsch1, Brent Hecht2, Meredith Ringel Morris3, Jaime Teevan3, Darren Gergle4 1 2 3

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Date: 2013-10-15 17:15:01 Social media Information retrieval Social information processing Internet search engines Human–computer interaction Social networking service Facebook Exploratory search Social search World Wide Web Information science Technology		To Search or to Ask: The Routing of Information Needs Between Traditional Search Engines and Social Networks Anne Oeldorf-Hirsch1, Brent Hecht2, Meredith Ringel Morris3, Jaime Teevan3, Darren Gergle4 1 2 3 Add to Reading List Source URL: research.microsoft.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 414,61 KB Share Document on Facebook

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