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Tag Archives: search engines
JSTOR Opens Up… A Little
I remember in grad school, not that long ago, when speaking to undergrads about the joys of library research, I used to proudly declare that the information that you found in a database would not come up in search results … Continue reading
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Tagged databases, free content, JSTOR, search engines, subscriptions
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Google Speeds Up
Tired of waiting for your Google search results? Well, Google read your mind! According to the CNN Tech article “New Google Instant shows search results as you type,” Google rolled out Google Instant in the U.S. yesterday. As you type … Continue reading
New Stuff Tuesday – May 25
The Art of SEO: Mastering Search Engine Optimization by Eric Enge, Stephan Spencer, Rand Fiskin & Jessie Stricchiola HF5415.1265 .E65 2010 New Book Island, 2nd floor Do you ever ask yourself what makes Google so good at retrieving what you … Continue reading
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Tagged books, computers, internet marketing, marketing, new stuff, search engine optimization, search engines
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Improve web searching skills
Would you like try to improve your web searching skills? Well, Microsoft has a “game” called Page Hunt. It shows you web pages and awards points for constructing searches that will find the pages using the Bing search engine. Ready … Continue reading
Search Engines: Bing v. Google
So I saw on Twitter recently a site where you can compare Bing search results to Google results: http://www.bing-vs-google.com/ Bing, in case you haven’t heard (or seen the many TV ads), is Microsoft’s new web search engine, which is being … Continue reading
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Tagged bing, google, search engines
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Jux2 v. Google v. Yahoo
I admit that my computers have Google search boxes at the ready all the time. But recently I read something about jux2, which tries to combine the best results from Google, Yahoo, and MSN/Live Search. These search engines had the … Continue reading
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Tagged exalead, google, google scholar, jux2, search engines, yahoo
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Is Google Going Down?
Imagine your life without Google. You would have to search the interwebs using some other search engine. You wouldn’t have the discrete advertising to the right of your search results. You might actually have to come into the library for … Continue reading