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Google Reader Adds Search; Bloglines Playing Catch-up in Features
Just yesterday some R/WW readers were bitterly complaining in our comments about Google Reader's lack of search. "I'm a loyal Google Reader user," remarked R/WW reader Stephen Glauser, "but if
New CNN.com Goes Live - Google and Yahoo Both Search Providers
As we reported yesterday, CNN is this weekend re-launching its website as an enhanced multimedia site - packed with web 2.0 features such as recommendations and user generated content. The
Hitwise: Microsoft Cashback is Working
When Microsoft announced the launch of its Live Search Cashback rebate program, it quickly became the laughingstock of the tech blogosphere and this week's launch of Live SearchPerks definitely did
Nambu Desktop App to Include Real Time Capabilities Via OneRiot
Real-time search engine OneRiot and Nambu, a social messaging desktop application for Apple operating systems, today announced a partnership that enables Nambu users to see real-time web search results while
Announcing AltSearchEngines: Second Read/WriteWeb Network Blog
I'm pleased to announce the second network blog under the Read/WriteWeb umbrella, AltSearchEngines. This blog will be focused on search engines, in particular the hundreds of 'alternative' search engines that
Delicious Top Searches of 2008 Aren't What You'd Expect
Last week marked the 3rd anniversary of Yahoo's acquisition of the most popular social bookmarking site it the world, Delicious. Has Yahoo! made the most of it? One more indication
Friday Fun: Weird Search Engines
While the serious talk today is about Freebase, a new next-gen search engine from Danny Hillis, it's the end of the week and so time for a bit of
Block Sites From Your Google Search Results (No Extension Required)
After a litany of complaints about the declining quality of its search, Google has made a number of changes over the last few weeks to combat the spam in search
Microsoft U Rank: Personalize Your Search Results
Microsoft Research just announced the release of a new experimental search engine interface with a focus on personalization and social networking. U Rank allows you to reorder your searches, add
Roll Your Own Google: Customize Your Search Results With 'Preferred Sites'
Alex Chitu from the Google Operating System has found a new experimental feature for Google Search: preferred sites. Thanks to this, you may soon be able to tell Google about
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