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Search engines.

How search engines work, compete, and change. 2,752 articles
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Search Forums Roundup: Dec. 23, 2004

Today’s SearchDay, Search Engine Forums Spotlight, features our weekly links to this week’s hot topics from search engine forums across the web:…

By rumo · 23 Dec 2004

SEO

MSN, MSN UK Plug-Ins For Firefox

Use a Mozilla-based browser like Firefox, with the integrated search box? The ability to hit a number of search engines is already…

By Danny Sullivan · 22 Dec 2004

Industry

Fire Them Search Spammers!

Patricia Fusco, one of the new SEM columnists at ClickZ, comes out swinging with an argument that if the firm you outsource…

By Danny Sullivan · 22 Dec 2004

SEO

Searching for Joy in All the Wrong Places

Here’s a trick question: When you’re looking up a phone number, would you use a dictionary or an encyclopedia? Neither? Good answer.…

By rumo · 22 Dec 2004

Industry

Searching for Quick Answers To Odd Questions

Looking for an obscure fact, and need the answer right now? Forget search engines: Specialized search tools can help you track down…

By Mary Ellen Bates · 22 Dec 2004

Industry

Search Mandatory On All U.S. Government Web Sites by End of ’05

According to a just released memo (PDF) from the U.S. government’s Office of Management and Budget, all publicly accessible federal government web…

By Gary Price · 21 Dec 2004

SEO

Scirus Science Search Engine Updates Toolbar

Looking for scientific information? The Scirus search engine is a favorite of ours for hunting down scientific, technical and medical information. Now…

By Danny Sullivan · 21 Dec 2004

SEO

In Praise of the Skeptical Searcher

We all know that we can’t believe everything we read on the web—but what happens when a reliable search engine (like Google)…

By rumo · 21 Dec 2004

Industry

A Search Engine that Talks

BBC Online takes a look at Speegle, a search engine that reads (using synthesized speech) Google results to the searcher. If the…

By Gary Price · 21 Dec 2004

Industry

A Skeptic’s Guide to Internet Research

In this era of drive-by searching, when most people are satisfied with just about any 'information' that surfaces in a top ten…

By Chris Sherman · 21 Dec 2004