Google's API: For Fun, Not Profit (Yet)
The Google API is a fun way to use Google for things as varied as solving crossword puzzles to creating recipes, but it's not yet ready for prime-time applications.
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The Google API is a fun way to use Google for things as varied as solving crossword puzzles to creating recipes, but it's not yet ready for prime-time applications.
Here's a behind the scenes glimpse at the inner workings of FAST, the search engine that powers Lycos, AlltheWeb.com and other regional portals.
Search engines aren't just black boxes -- they are programs continually updated to improve indexing, search responsiveness and relevance ranking. Here's an insider's look at Google.
Search tools maven Avi Rappoport covers new articles, announcements and reports from the world ofweb site search software.
Search tools maven Avi Rappoport covers new and updated web site search tools and search engines.
Search tools maven Avi Rappoport covers new articles, announcements and reports from the world of web site search software. Tomorrow: New and updated search tools.
Search tools maven Avi Rappoport covers new and updated web site search tools and search engines.
Search tools maven Avi Rappoport covers new articles, announcements and reports from the world of web site search software. Tomorrow: New and updated search tools.
Want Google search on your own internal network? Try the Google Appliance, a self-contained version of the popular search engine that's stuffed into a pizza-sized box.
Guest writer and respected industry expert Avi Rappoport provides an update on developments in the world of search tools and products that make sites and intranets searchable.
In this issue of SearchDay, guest writer Avi Rappoport provides an update on developments in the world of search products.
