I mentioned
how useful Big.com was back in October, making it
easy for those with low vision to see things more clearly thanks to its big
fonts. Brad Haugaard, the project manager over there, dropped a note to say
there’s been some changes to improve the service. What’s new? Results now come
from Ask, rather than LookSmart. There’s been a general facelift all around. And
there’s a new Big Toolbar
for Internet Explorer to let you make any page look bigger — perhaps even those
from the major search engines. When I looked at Big last time, I found none of
the major search engines made it easy to increase font sizes, something I
believe is still the case. I know, I know — you can do it with stylesheets or
using features within both Firefox or IE. But it’s nice for people if the search
engines themselves make it easier.
Big.com Gets Ask Results, Toolbar
Want SEW higher in your Google results?Add as a preferred source
More in SEO
View moreThe search dilemma: looking beyond Google’s third-party cookie death
The ad tech and search industry are precarious that Google will use this as a new way to establish market dominance that feeds its own interests. Google expert, Susan Dolan details on the current realities and future trends
Solving the agency search intelligence gap
How can agencies fill the voids in their search intelligence? Ian O’Rourke, CEO, Adthena, and Stephen Davis, Global Product Leader for Media Intelligence, Kantar shed light on this dilemma.
The future of Google and what it means for search
Croud's Organic Strategy Director discusses the future of Google, right from Google's antitrust lawsuit to Apple as a future rival, and more.