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Search Engines

"Search" is a term defined as: To make a thorough, careful examination of; Look over in order to find something; To come to know.

"Engine" is defined as: A machine, appliance, or tool that is a means of accomplishment; An instrument which produces an output.

Many tools, machines and inventions have had huge impacts on society. The Internet itself is becoming the most influential force the world has ever seen. The Internet is basically a network of information that grows by leaps and bounds every day. This abundance of information is why Search Engines were created. Information or data is useless unless it can be managed. A search engine allows people to find information on the Internet.

In terms of business, information is everything. A company should be concerned the most about its information, the information it sends out to the public or its customers and the information it receives from the same sources. Whether its marketing, advertising, sales and even internal process, you can measure the success of the process or function with the Internet. And compare the Internet with the cost versus value proposition; hands down the Internet should be a company’s primary source of information. The Internet by far provides a company with the most value than any other asset.

Search Engines Explained

What is a search engine? What is all the buzz going on about searching the web and why do I care? What can a search engine do for me? If you do not know the answers to these questions, you will after reading our website.

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Google Books, Now Featuring Big Fluffy Clouds Google Books announced today that it’s added a “Common Terms and Phrases” cloud on the overview page for some of its books. We can’t call it a tag cloud, because these aren’t tags, so I’ll call it a term cloud. For an example let’s look at Songs of the Cattle Trail and Cow Camp By John [...]

Wolfram|Alpha, Creeping into My Workday Even after all the hype, Wolfram|Alpha (http://www.wolframalpha.com/) didn’t do all that much for me. Yeah, I liked it, thought it was neat, and had used it a little bit as a reference engine, but it just hadn’t turned me into a rampaging evangelist. Then I found I was using it a lot because of the [...]
Squaring Up With Google It’s amazing to see all the search engine development that’s been taking place in the last couple of months. It’s like 1999 all over again, in a good way. Google Labs is humming with all kinds of neat stuff. When Google Squared came out earlier this month, I was pretty excited, but I think right [...]
CIA Gives World Factbook a Makeover This is how much of a nerd I am: I have the CIA World Factbook on my Kindle. Pretty nerdy, huh? But it’s not a bad thing; I’ve been fascinated with the Factbook for years. So much information. So easily navigable. Recently the CIA announced what it called “the first major redesign of the Factbook [...]
CiteSeerX Now Holds Over One Million Journal Articles UPI had a brief article on CiteSeerX, the article and citation search engine, on June 2 so I thought I’d mosey over and see how it was doing. Pennsylvania State University runs CiteSeerX and it’s available to anybody at http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu. It’s in beta, but isn’t everything? The front page notes how many article and citations [...]
TechTarget Launches SearchCloudComputing.com Wow, I haven’t covered one of these in a while. TechTarget has launched another information site for a technology: cloud computing. SearchCloudComputing.com (http://www.searchcloudcomputing.com”>) was made available on June 5. The site includes information on several aspects of cloud computing (including security, data management, infrastructure, and applications) as well as news. There’s also a webcast and [...]
Goofing Around with Google Elements Google Elements has been out for just over a month. And though I still mourn the loss of the old Google API, I’m kind of encouraged by offerings like this. You might not program, you might not be interested in SOAP and REST and all that, but you just want to get some Google (in [...]
Twitter Tweets about Twitter Quick Search News as of June 22, 2009 ResearchBuzz: Announcing http://www.CraneFacts.com – the New Industry Standard for Tracking Crane History lb (Construction cranes) http://bit.ly/rcnxA 2009-06-22 17:37:23 · Reply · View ResearchBuzz: A free TV site that beats Hulu, Veoh (great article on Museum of Broadcast Communications from Geoff Williams) — http://bit.ly/WOEaW lb 2009-06-21 13:42:12 · Reply · View ResearchBuzz: Collection of Indigenous Music Going Digital (Sub-Saharan [...]
Washington State’s WWI Records Now Searchable Online The state of Washington’s World War I service statement cards are now available online. There are about 48,000 cards that cover Washington soldiers who served between 1917-1919. They’re available at http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/TitleInfo.aspx?TID=640. If you’ve ever searched WWI cards before this collection is pretty straightforward; search by first, middle, or last name. My search for John Smith [...]
Topsy Lets You Mix Real Time in Your Search I am not going to subject you to another rant about comparing Google search and Twitter search. Seriously. I’ve foamed about it enough; I’m sure you’ve gotten the idea that I consider them to be two very different data sets requiring two very different data strategies and I would never say that one was absolutely [...]
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