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Search engines such as Google collect pages from across the web allowing us to search the content of those pages. This is great if we are searching for a person and their name can be found on a static web page. Unfortunately, standard search engines are unable to tap into the vast quantities of information on people located in online databases. For example, you won’t find White Pages listings using a Google Search. All this information untapped by search engines makes up the Deep Web.
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via Articles Bridge @ 14:50 22nd Jun
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Washington, May 20 : Astronomers from the Case Western Reserve University in the US have begin searching for the faint sea of orphan stars strewn throughout the nearby Virgo cluster of galaxies, using a newly upgraded telescope.
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via NewKerala.com @ 8:35 21st May
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McAfee and Yahoo have launched a partnership to create safer Web searching. The beta SearchScan, built on McAfee's SiteAdvisor, alerts Yahoo Search users to potentially risky sites. Yahoo was motivated to work with McAfee: A McAfee report last year indicated that Yahoo Search had the highest percentage of risky search results.
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via Sci-Tech Today @ 18:19 12th May
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McAfee and Yahoo have launched a partnership to create safer Web searching. The beta SearchScan, built on McAfee's SiteAdvisor, alerts Yahoo Search users to potentially risky sites. Yahoo was motivated to work with McAfee: A McAfee report last year indicated that Yahoo Search had the highest percentage of risky search results.
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via NewsFactor Network @ 19:03 9th May
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McAfee and Yahoo have launched a partnership to create safer Web searching. The beta SearchScan, built on McAfee's SiteAdvisor, alerts Yahoo Search users to potentially risky sites. Yahoo was motivated to work with McAfee: A McAfee report last year indicated that Yahoo Search had the highest percentage of risky search results.
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via Data Storage Today @ 12:45 9th May
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Following the Microsoft debacle, Yahoo clearly needs some good news, and like any good politician caught preaching one thing and sleeping with another, you change the news cycle by getting the news reporters to look in another direction, and Yahoo partnering with McAfee over safe searching is a good start.
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via EBizQ.net @ 19:30 6th May
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Every day, across the nation, our digitally native students are punching search terms into their school's Internet browsers. But which keywords are they searching for most? Starting today, a top-15 list of the most active search terms will be available on Thinkronize, Inc.'s netTrekker site (http://ntdi.nettrekker.com/?page=top15search). This first-ever quarterly index will offer new insight into what our nation's students are learning about, care about and want to know more about.
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via Macro World Investor @ 10:14 14th May
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The expansion of Google's core search capabilities into applications such as cross-language information retrieval and book-searching were detailed by a company official Thursday who also predicted more personalization for searching.
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via Macworld UK @ 8:58 30th May
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Google Desktop is a desktop search application that gives you easy access to information on your Mac and from the web. Desktop makes searching your own email, files, music, photos, and more as easy as searching the web with Google.
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via Applelinks.com @ 7:05 9th Jun
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nuke-alwin writes "Channel 4 news in the UK is reporting that Google will be sued by Lastminute.com for the way it sells advertising. Adverts from competitors will now be displayed when searching for some trademarks. Google says consumers will benefit. Some trademarks become so familiar that all similar products are known by the trademark name: Coke and Hoover, for example. I think searching for these kinds of words should allow competitors to advertise their similar products."
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via Slashdot @ 5:39 7th May
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So, on the rainy walk back from Google's Chicago office, I resolved to check out a term that kept playing through my head: "Google Envy."
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via Red Orbit @ 20:08 5th Jun
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The Semantic Web is set to revolutionise internet searches - provided we cut through the inevitable hype
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via Personal Computer World @ 1:22 30th May
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The Semantic Web is set to revolutionise internet searches - provided we cut through the inevitable hype
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via Computing.co.uk @ 5:02 29th May
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A company developing a location-based search app has become the first firm to sip from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers' $100 million iPhone venture capital cup. Pelago's Whrrl program helps the user search for restaurants, stores or events going on close by. Programs like Whrrl will soon become available to iPhone users through Apple's AppStore.
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via Mac News World @ 1:05 29th May
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A company developing a location-based search app has become the first firm to sip from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers' $100 million iPhone venture capital cup. Pelago's Whrrl program helps the user search for restaurants, stores or events going on close by. Programs like Whrrl will soon become available to iPhone users through Apple's AppStore.
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via E-Commerce Times @ 7:55 28th May
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The job of running Google's largest overseas outpost may be the most sought-after position in European technology but, when Nikesh Arora was approached about the role, he was not impressed.
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via Gulf News @ 1:43 27th May
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by Stephenie Meyer (Reviews, Mar. 31), author of the bestselling Twilight YA series (Twilight, the film, is now in production, slated for a Dec. release), features a love triangle in two bodies. Melanie, a rebel human, is the reluctant host “soul” for Wanderer, an extraterrestrial whose race has successfully invaded a near-future earth. Both struggle with their feelings for Jared, Melanie’s human boyfriend.
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via PublishersWeekly.com @ 4:31 14th May
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THE hotels website Superbreak had a problem three years ago. The volume of traffic arriving at its web pages was worryingly low. Surfers were confused by cybersquatters trying to pass themselves off as the business and, to make matters worse, it shared the same name as a popular brand of American rucksacks.
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via The Times @ 12:32 6th May
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SIEBEN LINDEN, Germany (CNN) -- Straw and clay are the building materials of choice for a few dozen ecologically minded people in the eastern German village of Sieben Linden.
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via CNN @ 15:47 2nd Jul
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FREDERICK, Md. (PRNewswire) -- Take the typical Internet search and turn it on its ear. The result is InverSearch, the new, patent-pending Internet search engine that's like no other search engine before it.
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via Social Media Portal @ 15:06 23rd Jun
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When Google's CFO, George Reyes, announced his retirement last August, the company expected to fill his shoes by year-end. Reyes is still there, however, and the company synonymous with Web search — not to mention online advertising, satellite imaging, a growing family of Web-based applications, and so much more — seems to be stalled in its quest for a new CFO.
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via CFO.com @ 11:47 11th Jun
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Microsoft is trying to lure people to its search engine through a program that gives users rebates when they use it to find and buy some products.
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via New York Times @ 11:55 21st May
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NEW YORK: A potential partnership deal between Microsoft Corp and Yahoo Inc, the companies revealed over the weekend, may prove to be a stepping stone to an outright acquisition, analysts said.
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via Times of India @ 15:01 20th May
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nuke-alwin writes "Stephen Hawking has traveled to South Africa in search of Africa's Einsteins. The project will create Africa's first post-graduate center for math and physics. The British government has unfortunately decided not to back the project, which is hoping to fight poverty by identifying the kind of talent that can create wealth." Neil Turok is deeply involved as well; he was recently named to head the Perimeter Institute in Canada, whose server we brought to its knees this morning.
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via Slashdot @ 21:41 13th May
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ALMERE, The Netherlands, June 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Scoofers, a new search engine that combines search results with popular bookmarks of users, has been launched in the US and in the Netherlands.
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via PR Newswire @ 13:08 19th Jun
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