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Blekko
Blekko , trademarked as blekko (lowercase), [ 1 ] is a company that provides a web search engine with the stated goal of providing better search results than those offered by Google Search , with results gathered from a set of 3 billion trusted webpages and excluded from such sites as content farms . The company's site, launched to the public on November 1, 2010, uses slashtags to provide results for common searches. Blekko also offers a downloadable search bar. [ edit ] History The company was co-founded in 2007 by Rich Skrenta , who had created Newhoo, which was acquired by Netscape and renamed as the Open Directory Project . [ 2 ] Skrenta "is still remembered most for unleashing the Elk Cloner virus on the world." [ 3 ] Blekko has raised $24 million in venture capital from such individuals as Netscape founder Marc Andreessen and Ron Conway , as well as from U.S.knowledge & deep Search engine
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Google and the Myceliation of Consciousness
Let me introduce myself. I am RoseRose, doing business on Google Earth 2007 as an alien paleoanthropologist from another timeframe, studying the heirloom code of Homo Sapiens. I’m focusing on your critical position at the beginning of the psychedelic age, with the emergence of the first psychedelically informed superpower: Google. If you were to call yourselves Homo Sapiens v1.0, I lie somewhere around v4.5 – same basic architecture on the wetware, but with key bugs fixed, a re-wired brain and a new linguistic OS.images search
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Carrot2 Search Results Clustering Engine Carrot 2 organizes your search results into topics. With an instant overview of what's available, you will quickly find what you're looking for.
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I’ve decided I need a single place to put all of the search engine data visuals that I’ve been working on. The visuals are made up of thousands of actual queries put into search engines by UK users over the course of a year. This gives us an idea of ‘search demand’ which can/may/should equal actual, offline demand for a topic. Feel free to republish however please link to this blog and also to James Webb who helped to create them. They can be downloaded as PDF’s at the bottom of this page. Click the links below to open the visuals in PDF format for better quality printing / viewing.
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