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Have you heard about the filter bubble? We have discussed about it in our interview with Robert Scoble and in our search for the cleanest search engine. But, you should also check this video by Eli Pariser that started all this mess.

Now, it’s DuckDuckGo’s chance to use the Filter Bubble idea to show the world just why they are better than Google. Have a look at the video below and let us know if you’re willing to quit Google and embrace a different, not so “intrusive” search engine.

 
Radu Tyrsina
Managing Editor

is the Managing Editor of Technically Personal. When he has some extra-time, he writes about Windows 8 apps and reviews them on Wind8Apps. Believes that technology is the main engine of civilization. Send him a tweet or make him your Facebook friend

 
 
 
 

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  • Ayush Agrawal

    And its becoming a big problem to webmasters and bloggers!

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_7CKPHWWKVKWH6WWBR3Q3GRQNSU Mrr

    I am quite happy with google search results..

  • Q

    What is more of a concern is the fact that this page has 11 trackers.

    • http://techpp.com Raju

      Ha! Just as disclosed in our Privacy Policy page. But the point of the video is more about relevancy of search, than privacy & tracking.

  • http://twitter.com/ConradMayhew ConradMayhew

    I really used to love Google as the best Internet search engine around, but things have changed. More and more often, I’m dissatisfied with the results it shows, because it’s “over-tailored”, and overly commercial. Showing what Google thinks is good for me is a nice try, too bad they figure it out wrong so often!