While most of the following people and avid SEW Blog readers were friends before I joined SEW (in other words they new of my work for ResourceShelf) a few extra special thank you's to RustyBrick, Battelle, Om, Philipp Lenssen, Beal, Scoble...
A current student at the University of Waterloo and well-known for creating useful web search tools is Michael Fagan. With so much attention on Google's new video service and the Google Pack today, little attention has been paid to the fact that...
Thanks to Michael Fagan of FaganFinder and URLInfo fame for the news tip. I said the other day it's the Top Search Terms of 2005 rankngs time of the year and we've already had releases this week from Lycos and AOL.
Btw, Michael Fagan (publisher of Puzzlepieces) also notes several other protocols/specifications that aren't listed in the paper. Developers and other search geeks out there might find this draft document that lists and discusses a number of search...
Finally, if you're interested in quickly comparing a bunch of online translation programs, Michael Fagan's Translation Wizard, is very useful. SEW Forums Live Atlanta Rodney Dangerfield Of Online Advertising No More!
Finally, if you're interested in quickly comparing a bunch of online translation programs, Michael Fagan's Translation Wizard, is very useful. Google Blogoscoped points to a Christian Science Monitor article that takes a look at some of the machine...
Michael Fagan (yes, THE Michael Fagan of FaganFinder fame) has more on the Feedster blog. Those of you who used advanced search syntax to help create more precise queries (yes, I'm member of the group) might be interested to learn that Feedster has...
Scott Johnson points out that a great deal of the development was done by FaganFinder's, Michael Fagan (he's interning at the Feedster HQ for the next few months). SES NY Coming Up Fast! Top Stories + More From The Search Engine Watch Blog + About...
Scott Johnson points out that a great deal of the development was done by FaganFinder's, Michael Fagan (he's interning at the Feedster hq for the next few months). The Scott on Feedster blog notes that Feedster has just introduced a new and I must...
However, as several people including Michael Fagan correctly point out on Searchblog, this timeline has been around for several years. SES New York Agenda Posted + Search Engine Watch Articles + More From The Search Engine Watch Blog + About The...
However, as several people including Michael Fagan correctly point out on Searchblog, this timeline has been around for several years.and speaking of Google's Usenet Archive. Slashdot has a thread about a "new" timeline from Google that highlights...
About two month's ago Chris called Michael Fagan a "search craftsman" when reviewing Fagan's wonderful URLInfo service. Yesterday, Fagan released yet another new and useful tool for web searchers. I wholeheartedly agree with Chris description of...
I just noticed that every url on a serp contains a hyperlink to Michael Fagan's URLinfo that Chris recently wrote about. The developers of small general-purpose web engines continue to impress with their innovative spirit.
A new tool from search craftsman Michael Fagan uncovers a hidden wealth of information about virtually any web page. ========================= In This Issue Search Engine Watch News + Search Engine Strategies Set For Stockholm, Chicago + Search...
A new tool from search craftsman Michael Fagan uncovers a hidden wealth of information about virtually any web page. In This Issue Search Engine Watch News + Search Engine Strategies Set For Stockholm, Chicago + Search Engine Watch Articles...
A new tool from search craftsman Michael Fagan uncovers a hidden wealth of information about virtually any web page. NOTE: Articles about search marketing tools FROM SEPTEMBER 2004 ONWARD are now located in the SEM Tools section of Search Topics...
A new tool from search craftsman Michael Fagan uncovers a hidden wealth of information about virtually any web page. The unassumingly named URLinfo reminds me of those Ginsu knife ads: It slices, it dices, it translates.
