Both search engines return information on Irene without using the name Irene, and provide links to similar resources (NOAA is the top result for both search engines, while links to Wikipedia’s tropical cyclone and Hurricane Katrina pages and the...
But, search has an altruistic side as evidenced during Hurricane Katrina and 9/11, when many assisted people in searching for loved ones. Robert Rahn, a private investigator with Management Resources Ltd.of New York, has used traditional media to...
Take Hurricane Katrina, for example. Want to just see stories from around the time the hurricane hit? So a katrina search today at Katrina was huge news a year ago, which is why you see those giant spikes in September 2005.
Brewster and crew at The Internet Archive have just debuted a new specialty collection that contains more 25 million fully archived web pages that are also full text searchable that create, "an historical record of the devastation caused by...
From ESRI: A large collection of maps, imagery, and data for both Hurricane Rita and Hurricane Katrina If you're interested in watching or listening to live local coverage of Hurricane Rita coming out of Houston, here are links to stations...
From ESRI: A large collection of maps, imagery, and data for both Hurricane Rita and Hurricane Katrina As Hurricane Rita bears down on Texas, we're obviously hoping for the best. Doc Searls points to Central Florida Hurricane Center 2005, or...
Katrina Flyover is a new MSN Virtual Earth-powered service that lets you click on camera icons scatted throughout New Orleans to get a birds-eye, before-and-after view of the city in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
Ask Jeeves Offers Smart Search Box with Hurricane Katrina Info Today's search podcast covers Google hiring internet pioneer Vint Cerf as its chief internet evangelist, defining what a Google "update" is if it's not when the results dance" around...
At a time when many people want to give to charties after Hurricane Katrina, ResourceShelf (AKA Gary's other blog) has a very timely rundown on researching charities. Put together by Shirl Kennedy, it gives you a variety of watchdog groups and...
I just noticed that Ask Jeeves is now offering a Smart Search answer, located at the very top of the web results page, when search terms indicate that the searcher is looking for info about Hurricane Katrina.
Today's search podcast covers issues raised over Google running house ads for its own product and also letting employees advertise, a postive article about pay-per-call, a new report outlining how people search in China, a new look at the...
Hurricane Katrina Search Resources + SES Heading To Stockholm, France, Chicago + Search Engine Watch Member Articles + Top Stories + More From The Search Engine Watch Blog + Daily SearchCast: Search News Via Podcast + Our Search Newsletters the...
Hurricane Katrina Search Resources + SEW Sold + SES Heading To Stockholm, France, Chicago + Search Engine Watch Member Articles + Top Stories + More From The Search Engine Watch Blog + Daily SearchCast: Search News Via Podcast + Our Search...
Post-Katrina Images On Google Maps, Elsewhere, People Finding Project & Wiki Resources on ways to see the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina via Google Maps and many other resources, plus a project to help locate people and additional online resources.
Want to show up for hurricane, hurricanes and hurricane katrina? They're posting about Hurricane Katrina, but that's hardly the focus of the site. Obviously, anything blatant like an online poker tagging itself as being relevant for Hurricane...
The Internet Archive: Archiving Hurricane Katrina Web Resources. When Google launched Google Earth last month, it followed its now customary pattern of taking a fee-based service and making it available for free.
Hurricane Katrina Resources & Aerial Images from Gary last week is points over to this page at his ResourceShelf blog with lots of other resources to consider, including these before and after photos from Digital Globe, which provides the imagery...
More Hurricane Katrina Resources Today's search podcast covers Hurricane Katrina resource and a call by the Red Cross for banner space, is Microsoft getting into pay-per-call, Google on the ethics of selling links, more debate on Google's book...
See also Hurricane Katrina Resources & Aerial Images from the blog yesterday, for information Gary's posted on his other site, ResourceShelf. Craigslist Versus Katrina from Wired looks at how users of the Craigslist listing service are posting...
Hurricane Katrina Resources Today's search podcast covers SEO Book's Aaron Wall deciding to fight allegations he revealed trade secrets of SEO firm Traffic Power on his blog, Yahoo accused of helping fund spyware, Google Print seeking Europe-based...
