Collect cards into a research basket. Sky will turn the basket into one source-backed prompt that connects the moments.
Collected cards become the input for one Search Agent Sky run: connections, source context, then-vs-now comparisons, and follow-up questions.
6 source-backed sparks mixed from searches, culture, and old-web trails.
Chart ranks, box office, view counts, sales, ratings, and other source-backed signals.
how did people discover news on the web in 2010
Rss readers, social networks, and desktop browsing were the main entry points before feeds became dominated by mobile app stacks and algorithmic homepages.
Hover a card to lift it. Click the card body to keep it highlighted; collect cards to compose a research prompt for Sky.
how did people discover news on the web in 2010
Rss readers, social networks, and desktop browsing were the main entry points before feeds became dominated by mobile app stacks and algorithmic homepages.
what was search behavior like in 2011
Search engines were still document-centric, and query intent was often explicit: people typed full questions and long phrases to find specific guides, specs, and news updates.
how did people watch long videos before 2015
Video discovery leaned heavily on desktop sites, manually followed channels, and recommendation patterns that rewarded watch history less than direct search and share links.
how did music videos spread in 2013
Link sharing across profiles, blogs, and forums created long-tail visibility, with recommendation loops still heavily influenced by direct human circulation.
how did mobile usage change web research by 2014
Short-form check-ins, small screens, and app-first experiences pushed users toward lighter pages and rapid consumption, changing how sources are consumed and cited.
what social platforms mattered by 2015
Mobile-native feeds and real-time sharing became the dominant trigger for discovery, while search began to blend social snippets, reviews, and trend ranking into one view.