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SNARF from Microsoft Research (msi)
Microsoft Research's Community Technology presents SNARF, the Social Network and Relationship Finder. SNARF was built around the notion that social network information that is already available to the computer system can be usefully reflected to the user a message from a manager might be seen differently than a message from...
Tags: Message, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Research, SNARF, SNARF UI, Social Networking, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion
Software downloads 2005-12-29
Images: Microsoft's SNARF e-mail sorter
Snarfing Hilarious!!!!!!I guess the young turks at Microsoft thought the name Snarf was cute and funny. But in the Late 60's or early 70's it was a Funny word from a Joke. If you are old enought to remember. "What's the meaning of the word Snarf?" Swimming in...
Tags: e-mail, gladesglass@..., Microsoft Corp., networking, SNARF, snarfing is a term from the 60's, sorter
Discussion threads 2005-12-02
SNARFing your way through e-mail
Microsoft researchers have developed a tool called Social Network And Relationship Finder SNARF that uses social analysis of e-mail use to help people organize incoming e-mail more effectively. SNARF currently is part of a research project, but the technology could make its way into products soon.How important is the capability...
Tags: e-mail, SNARF
Discussion threads 2005-12-02
Are you ready to SNARF up social sorting software?
The lead story in today's IT News Digest newsletter discusses a new technology developed by Microsoft researchers called SNARF, which stands for Social Network And Relationship Finder: "SNARFing your way through e-mail." The gist of SNARF technology is that it allows you to organize your incoming e-mail based on "social...
Tags: Software, SNARF, E-mail, Online Communications, Sonja Thompson
Blog posts 2005-12-02

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Microsoft SNARF (msi)
SNARF Social Network and Relationship Finder was built around the notion that social network information that is already available to the computer system can be usefully reflected to the user: a message from a manager might be seen differently than a message from a stranger, for example. SNARF applies this...
Tags: Message, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft SNARF, long.The SNARF UI, Social Networking, E-mail, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion
Software downloads 2005-12-02
Video Snarf for Skype (zip)
Video Snarf allows you to monitor your house or business from any remote location that has Internet access. With Video Snarfs outstanding motion sensing abilities, objects moving inside your house or in your yard can trigger an audible alarm and/or a Skype call to your office complete with live streaming...
Tags: Skype Technologies S.A., Video, Live Streaming, Video Snarf, Corporate Communications, Marketing
Software downloads 2006-03-20
Images: Microsoft's SNARF e-mail sorter
Tool aims to help people sort messages better by calculating how much they usually interact with correspondents.
Tags: Microsoft Corp., e-mail, tool
Image galleries 2005-12-02
Using Social Sorting to Enhance Email Management
This paper evaluates the use and potential benefits of social sorting as a technique for managing email. The paper presents SNARF, the Social Network and Relationship Finder, a tool which filters and sorts email based on the type of message and the user's past history with an email correspondent, a...
Tags: E-mail, Productivity, Online Communications
White papers 2006-01-25
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