Facebook held a big press event this morning. The company only sent out invitations last week, and when it did, it didn’t disclose the topic. But in a sense, everyone who pays close attention to ...

Google introduced the Knowledge Graph in 2012 to help searchers discover new information quicker. Essentially, users can search for places, people, companies, and products and find instant results ...

At a press conference at its California headquarters today, Facebook announced a major overhaul to the site's search feature. The new search, called Graph Search, leverages all of the knowledge ...

Facebook has started to include more types of content in Graph Search, a tool for searching what others have been posting about on the social network Graph Search will now search status updates, photo ...

On the one hand, users will be very happy to get this new functionality that Facebook is calling ‘Graph Search’. It is innovative and powerful, and will allow people to search within Facebook, albeit ...

Like all things Facebook, the social network's new Graph Search will certainly generate privacy worries — the main function of the "third pillar" of Facebook is pretty much creeping, after all. Indeed ...

Despite hiring a couple of linguists to get its new search engine to move "beyond 'Robospeak" and understand how people talk, Facebook hasn't taught Graph Search how to do that very well just yet. And ...

“Facebook then was arguably as much for meeting new people around you and exploring your community as it was for keeping in touch with the people you already knew. But it was such a hard problem to do ...

In 2013, Facebook announced a new experience that it called Graph Search. Facebook Graph Search relied heavily on Likes and other connections to determine what to show as the most relevant search ...

Facebook’s Graph Search tool makes it incredibly easy for you (or a complete stranger) to search for very specific content on the social network. You can use it to search for restaurants your friends ...