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Search engine stats: Jim Lanzone from Ask.com
Shows stats - 36k feeds that really matter; 14k "really really matter", 60 feeds that are Paris Hilton hot; 1 feed is da bomb - slashdot. [will update these stats
Twitter Continues to Friendly Things Up for New Users
Since its redesign last September, Twitter has said time and again that the site is not just for those who Tweet, but for those who consume. To that end, the
Search Flickr Images by Color With the Multicolr Search Lab
Flickr, a popular photo-sharing site owned by Yahoo!, has a ton images available for browsing through. You can search for photos in a multitude of ways including by user,
Google Maps Gets Search Suggestions
The list of suggestions that pops up whenever you enter text into the Google search bar has just been added to Google Maps, Google announced today. The feature, which has
Google Search AJAXified
We've just noticed that Google has introduced a bit of Ajax into its main property Search, by way of integrating Maps on some searches. This feature has been around since
Kevin Rose: New Digg Search Destroys the Old Stuff
For discovering new content and participating in an active community, Digg is awesome. But, everyone who has used the service for a while knows that Digg search has been mediocre
Google Opens Social Search to All; Cuts Facebook Off at the Pass
Last fall Google began experimenting with a new feature called Social Search, and we called it a big chess move against Facebook. Today Google Social Search is opening up in
How To Google Your Exact Words
Google has been making lots of tweaks to its search lately. Search is why we all came to Google in the first place, but these days it's taking the product
Yahoo Finalizes Transition to Bing
After about a week of testing, Yahoo and Microsoft just announced that they have now finalized the transition from Yahoo's own search engine to Microsoft's Bing. Microsoft now powers all
Google Now Includes MySpace Status Updates in Real-Time Search Results
MySpace and Google just announced that starting today, status updates from MySpace users will appear in Google's real-time search. MySpace announced its real-time Stream API in December and Google launched
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