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The magazine-style chapters relate a clear, easy-to-understand story of how search engines work, who the major players were, such as WebCrawler, Lycos and Netscape, that shaped search before Google came along, and how two Stanford Ph.
'The Search' For The Perfect Search Tom Brennan 2006
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Q: Does the current search market share anything with the early volatile market, which saw engines like WebCrawler and Lycos rise to the top and then become overtaken every year or so?
Hal Varian Answers Your Questions - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Q: Does the current search market share anything with the early volatile market, which saw engines like WebCrawler and Lycos rise to the top and then become overtaken every year or so?
Hal Varian Answers Your Questions - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Chris Sherman, currently Executive Editor at Search Engine Land, has been involved with search engines from the earliest days when WebCrawler and Yahoo were the two dominant features 1994 - that long ago!
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WebCrawler's Search Ticker (webcrawler. com/WebCrawler/SearchTicker. html) has a palpable if eerie human touch.
Out There 2008
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The site, which needs a Java-enabled browser, displays a moving ticker of randomly selected searches that are being done using the WebCrawler engine.
Out There 2008
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April 20, 1994: WebCrawler, the first search engine, goes live with a database of 4,000 websites.
Who Ya Gonna Crawl? 2008
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This study evaluates the effectiveness of the Dublin Core metadata elements on the retrieval of web pages in a suite of six search engines, AlltheWeb, AltaVista, Google, Excite, Lycos, and WebCrawler.
Archive 2006-10-15 David Bigwood 2006
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This study evaluates the effectiveness of the Dublin Core metadata elements on the retrieval of web pages in a suite of six search engines, AlltheWeb, AltaVista, Google, Excite, Lycos, and WebCrawler.
Search Engines and Resource Discovery on the Web David Bigwood 2006
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Use any search engine, such as Yahoo or WebCrawler, to search for recreational vehicle rentals.
The RVer’s Bible Kim Baker 1997
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