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Introduction: Alex Smola showed me this ICML 2006 webpage. This is NOT the ICML we know, but rather some people at “Enformatika”. Investigation shows that they registered with an anonymous yahoo email account from dotregistrar.com the “Home of the $6.79 wholesale domain!” and their nameservers are by Turkticaret , a Turkish internet company. It appears the website has since been altered to “ ICNL ” (the above link uses the google cache). They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, so the organizers of the real ICML 2006 must feel quite flattered.
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Introduction: I will join Yahoo Research (in New York) after my contract ends at TTI-Chicago . The deciding reasons are: Yahoo is running into many hard learning problems. This is precisely the situation where basic research might hope to have the greatest impact. Yahoo Research understands research including publishing, conferences, etc… Yahoo Research is growing, so there is a chance I can help it grow well. Yahoo understands the internet, including (but not at all limited to) experimenting with research blogs. In the end, Yahoo Research seems like the place where I might have a chance to make the greatest difference. Yahoo (as a company) has made a strong bet on Yahoo Research. We-the-researchers all hope that bet will pay off, and this seems plausible. I’ll certainly have fun trying.
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