Riding on the coatails of their recently launched Political Vlog, YouTube has gone one step further by allowing you to have a two-way dialog with the future Presidents of the United States.
In the YouChoose section of their website, videos from Presidential hopefuls like Barack Obama and Mitt Romney will be displayed and YouTube users […]
YouTube to Promote Interaction with Presidential Hopefuls
April 11th, 2007 by Maki | No Comments
Is Google Too Powerful?
April 5th, 2007 by Maki | 5 Comments
Business Week Online has a fascinating cover story which examines the growing dominance of Google on both the information economy and the business world. The question “Is Google Too powerful” is not merely rhetorical as the article delves into details about how Google is using its profits to encroach upon traditional media such as television, […]
Technorati vs. Google Blog Search: Which is Better?
April 4th, 2007 by Maki | 5 Comments
Robert Scoble recently raised an interesting question on his blog: Which blog search is the best of them all? According to Scoble, Technorati seems to trump Google blog search because it includes information that Google Blog search does not, and offers more search results when you punch in a specific term.
Founder and CEO of […]
All about Search in China: A Current Market Analysis
April 4th, 2007 by Maki | No Comments
Read/Write Web has a fascinating article on the outlook of Search in China. There is an intense competition for internet users among search engines, particularly between Google which trails the current market leader Baidu. According Aydin Senkut’s analysis, Baidu currently enjoys double the market share in all types of search over Google because of several […]
ZoomInfo Relaunched : Semantic Business Information Search Engine
April 2nd, 2007 by Maki | No Comments
Claiming to have created the first market-ready semantic search engine, ZoomInfo has announced a new version of ZoomInfo.com, a search engine that’s designed for business users who need access to information on companies, people and jobs. Integrating the comprehensive job search function of Indeed.com, ZoomInfo will allow job seekers to search for companies across a […]
AfterVote : An Ajax Powered Social Search Engine
March 27th, 2007 by Maki | 7 Comments
Younanimous is a AJAX-powered social search engine that provides users with additional details such as the Alexa Ranking, Google Page Rank and domain age for each website.
What’s interesting is the additional of social sharing buttons at the bottom of every individual link result. This allows you to instantly submit each link to websites like StumbleUpon, […]
PHP Search Engines Roundup
March 23rd, 2007 by Maki | 1 Comment
Michael Douma from PHP Dev Center has come up with a list of PHP-friendly search engines that will allow you to easily integrate customizable search functions on your server while controlling the indexing process and search results.
If you want your visitors to have “voilá!” moments, consider incorporating an internal search engine into your web […]
Building the Celebrity Cult: Personality-Centric Search Engines
March 22nd, 2007 by Maki | 5 Comments
What do pop singer Kevin Federline and a Yahoo-powered search engine have in common? Nothing except a fascinating collusion of celebrity branding with Internet search. I’m referring of course, to SearchWithKevin.com a Yahoo-powered search engine that allows you to win prizes such as a Kevin Federline T-shirt or Autograph CD, whenever you search the web.
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