Finds relevant results by combining query words with its PageRank� system: sites with the most links from other relevant sites appear at the top of results lists. One of the largest and fastest search engines; new features (groups, news, image search, scholar search) added regularly. |
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Large and fast enough to compete with Google. Searches web pages, news, pictures, videos, MP3s and FTP files. |
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Ranks a page using a variation of the Google method, called Subject-Specific Popularity� by counting the number of same-subject pages that link to it. Results subdivided into results, refine (suggestions how to narrow your search), and resources (collections of related links, i.e., directory topics). |
Simultaneously searches any or all of Fast, Google, Inktomi and Teoma. User can customize preferences for searching and results display. |
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Categorizes ("clusters") web search results. Results sites can be previewed. |
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Searches several of the web's most popular search engines at once and brings back top results from each. |
Online guide to the World Wide Web created by editors who visit and evaluate web sites, and then organize them into subject-based categories and sub-categories. |
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The Web organized into categories, with sites ranked according to Google's PageRank� system. |
Browsable or searchable guide to the "deep web"--searchable databases that other search engines cannot find. |
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Directory of over 10,000 databases, archives, and search engines that contain information that traditional search engines are unable to access. |
A searchable, annotated subject directory of more than 11,000 Internet resources selected and evaluated by librarians. |
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Includes weekly updates and archives of critical annotations of carefully selected Internet sites, mailing lists, and other online resources. |
"The User's Guide to Web Searching," by Greg R. Notess |
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Includes guides to search engines, tips, tutorial, and other resources. |
