3x Jobs: Helping to shape the internet search of tomorrow

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For the research project OpenWebSearch.eu, funded by the European Commission, the Open Search Foundation is looking for employees in the Munich area (working location Starnberg).

Within the framework of the research project, the Open Search Foundation, together with 14 renowned European universities and data centres, is developing the foundations for a European Internet search: open, transparent and distributed.

More information:

Wissenschaftliche(r) Mitarbeiter:in (Research Associate)

Mitarbeiter:in (m/w/x) Kommuni­kation/Öffentlich­keits­arbeit (Staff member Communication/Public Relations)

Officemanager:in/Assistenz Projektcontrolling (m/w/x) (Office Manager:in/Assistant Project Controlling)

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For a value-oriented internet search in Europe: Start of a new digitisation project

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Possible Pitfalls for an Open Internet Search? Position Paper on the proposals for DSA, DMA and DGA

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Human Facts: Realizing equal access to digital markets

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Shania Ender from Human Facts introduces the Open Search Foundation and its goals and explains why we all should leave our own comfort zone in order to give smaller search engines a chance – too, “even if that means that our search no longer yields almost a billion results or takes longer than 0.8 seconds.”

Read the full article on the Human Facts website.

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Save the Date: The dates for the International Open Search Symposium 2021 are set

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New York Times: Google Dominates Thanks to an Unrivaled View of the Web

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“In Europe, a group called the Open Search Foundation has proposed a plan to create a common internet index that can underpin many European search engines.”

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Flashback – 2nd International Symposium on Open Search Technology

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Review of the 2nd International Symposium on Open Search Technology

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Dragotin’s Blog: “It is a very good sign to have the topic of internet search in the news.” -Copy

Eine ausführliche Analyse über die Ziele und Organisation der Open Search Foundation und Kommentare zum Whitepaper finden sich auf Dragotin’s Blog. Er endet mit einem sicherlich zutreffenden Ausblick: “Building a lasting, productive and well established community will be the vital question for the whole project in my opinion. Offering a great idea, which this initiative is without question, will not be enough to motivate people to participate long term.”

In diesem Sinne: Wie wäre es mit einer Mitarbeit bei einer der osf-Fachgruppen? Wir freuen uns über aktive Mitstreiter:innen!

Hier geht’s zum Artikel: https://dragotin.wordpress.com/2020/06/14/open-search-foundation/

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