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Overture & Inktomi Out, Google In At AOL
Google has been selected by AOL to provide editorial search results and paid listings to AOL's various search properties in the United States, including AOL Search, Netscape Search…
How AltaVista Works
Recent Articles The articles below appeared in the Search Engine Update newsletter and have important information not yet added to this page.…
AltaVista Descriptions Now Have Dynamic Abstracts, Paid Inclusion More Expensive
Do your page descriptions seem funny at AltaVista? That's because the search engine has changed how it creates its page summaries. The…
Biography! or, Searching for Famous People
When you're searching for dirt on famous people, skip the major search engines and use these targeted, highly specialized biographical databases instead.
New Google Toolbar Lets Users Rate Pages
A new version of the Google toolbar now in beta testing sports a new look -- happy and sad faces that let…
Searching The AOL Time Warner Way
Netscape Search used to be a powerhouse in the search world, because so many people were routed to it via the Netscape…
Desperately Seeking Search Engine Marketing Standards
It seems that every so often, someone makes a new push to suggest that the search engine marketing industry needs to establish…
New At Google: More File Types, PageSnapshots For Some, & Webmaster Help
Not content with being the only major search engine to list PDF files, Google now lists Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents…
Search Engine Math
Explains how to use simple commands to improve the results you get from search engines.
Deleted “Sensitive” Information Still Available via Google
In response to heightened security concerns, a number of organizations have removed 'sensitive' information from their web sites, yet despite these precautions…
How Direct Hit Works
In-depth explanation of how the Direct Hit search engine works, for Search Engine Watch members
New MSN Search Emerges In Beta
MSN Search has released a new beta version of its service that offers a number of handy features, including upgraded spell-checking, improved…
How The Open Directory Works
In-depth explanation of how the Open Directory works, for Search Engine Watch members
In Pursuit Of The Perfect Page
Occasionally, I get questions about what “numbers” or “rules” should be followed to construct the perfect page for each crawler-based search engine.…
Search Engine Lawsuits O’Plenty
There's been a lot of legal action revolving around search engines recently, and especially last week. Below is a summary of the…
Snap Unveils LiveDirectory
In the wake of moves by the Open Directory and Go to allow more user participation in constructing their directories, Snap has…
The Search Engine Update, May 4, 1999, Number 52
THE SEARCH ENGINE UPDATEMay 4, 1999 - Number 52By Danny Sullivan Editor, Search Engine Watch https://searchenginewatch
MetaCrawler Top Search Terms: September 1998
Shows the most popular search terms on the MetaCrawler meta search engine
MetaCrawler Top Search Terms: August 1998
Shows the most popular search terms on the MetaCrawler meta search engine for August 1998.
The Search Engine Update, August 19, 1998, Number 35
I've moved two new charts into the Projects in Progress section of the Subscribers-Only Area.
The Search Engine Report August 4, 1998 – Number 21
The Search Engine Report Newsletter #21
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