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``What's Related?''Everything But Your Privacy

Curtin et al., 1998

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14366049698823906230
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Curtin M
Ellison G
Monroe D
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Netscape Communications Corporation's release of Communicator 4.06 contains a new feature,''Smart Browsing'', controlled by a new icon labeled What's Related, a front-end to a service that will recommend sites that are related to the document the user is currently …
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