I hope to encourage Yahoo! Research to work with me on a new API that allows anyone with a BOSS API account to leverage a unique network of Interchangeable Master Channels (IMCs) that is presently layered across the public Internet in the dot-com name space.

IMCs is a simple concept with huge potential dividends: namely, Internet end users can create a COMMON AND DEDICATED (brand specific) search engine at BOSS and then place their dedicated search engine or “bosspod” in an appropriate GENERIC brand channel attached to a brand specific IMC.

The IMC master channels all resolve at level three. The present network of GENERIC IMC “pods” (as in airpod.com which is only one of hundreds of generic dot-com “pods”) can thereby accommodate every aviation related brand name entity anywhere on earth.

Thus, a person who creates a search engine centered around, say, qantas.airpod.com or united.airpod.com can legally build a DEDICATED search engine for civil aviation that is centered around a particular brand name.

It therefore follows that this AGGREGATED network with hundreds of dedicated (brand specific) dot-com “bosspods” will be able to accommodate in a unique search engine network created by ordinary Internet – a unique information utility that has a dedicated search engine for almost every conceivable brand name entity, anywhere on earth.

Hundreds of dot-com master channels layered across the public Internet thereby means that (potentially) tens of thousands of BOSS-type search engines that can be placed inside dot-com brand channels, easily reachablke with any popular browser. All that is requires is to type the name of the brand being searched adjacent the appropriate dot-com “pod” as in for example, borders.bookpod.com, or chrysler.carpod.com, and so on and so forth.

The same “bosspods” process applies to country names, regional names, city names and even zip codes and postal codes anywhere in the world – because Cyber ID has already secured all the necessary dot-com master channels.

The necessary dot-com network of (IMC) “bosspods” is already in place. All that is required is for ordinary people to be able to download the COMMON API (when it is ready)from Yahoo! and then register their search engine with Cyber ID, which owns the IMC network, and also with Yahoo! for shared advertising revenues.

Anyone interested in creating their own brand centered search engine should contact Yahoo!Research and ask the
author of this particular “Yodel Anecdotal” to get in touch with me.

Derick H.
Cyber ID