How many search engines are there in the united states and in the world?
Answers: General search engines
Alexa Internet
Ask.com (formerly Ask Jeeves)
Exalead
Gigablast
G00GLE
Live Search (formerly MSN Search)
Yahoo! Search
[edit] Open source search engines
DataparkSearch
Egothor
Gonzui
Grub
Ht://dig
Isearch
Lucene
Lemur Toolkit & Indri Search Engine
mnoGoSearch
Namazu
Nutch
OpenFTS
Sciencenet (for scientific knowledge, based on YaCy technology)
Search Wikia
Sphinx
SWISH-E
Terrier Search Engine
Xapian
YaCy
Zettair
[edit] Metasearch engines
Brainboost
Clusty
Dogpile
Excite
HotBot
Info.com
Ixquick
Krozilo
Mamma
Metacrawler
MetaLib
Myriad Search
SideStep
Surfwax
Turbo10
WebCrawler
See also: Metasearch engine
[edit] Regional search engines
Accoona, China/US
Alleba, Philippines
Ansearch, Australia/US/UK/NZ
Baidu, China
Daum, Korea
Guruji.com, India
Araby, Middle East
Miner.hu, Hungary
Najdi.si, Slovenia
Naver, Korea
Onkosh, Middle East
Rambler, Russia
Rediff, India
SAPO, Portugal
Search.ch, Switzerland
Sesam, Norway, Sweden
Walla!, Israel
Yandex, Russia
[edit] People search engines
Ex.plode.us
InfoSpace
Spock
Wink
Zabasearch.com
ZoomInfo
[edit] Email-based search engines
Nicado
TEK
[edit] Visual search engines
Grokker
Kartoo
[edit] Answer-based search engines
Answers.com
AskMeNow
AskWiki
BrainBoost
eHow
Lexxe
Lycos iQ
Windows Live QnA
runeye.coms
[edit] G00GLE-based search engines
AOL Search
CompuServe Search
MySpace Search
Netscape
Ripple
[edit] Yahoo!-based search engines
AltaVista
AlltheWeb
Earthoid.com
GoodSearch
Rectifi
[edit] Windows-Live-based search engines
A9.com
Tafiti
Ms. Dewey
[edit] Ask.com-based search engines
Hakia (semantic search)
iWon
Lycos
[edit] Job search engines
Bixee.com (India)
CareerBuilder.com (USA)
Craigslist (by city)
Eluta.ca (Canada)
Hotjobs.com (USA)
Indeed.com (USA)
Monster.com (USA)
Naukri.com (India)
Recruit.net (International)
SimplyHired.com (USA)
TolMol.com (India)
See also: Job search engine and Category:Job search engines
[edit] Forum search engines
Omgili
[edit] Blog search engines
Amatomu
Bloglines
BlogScope
IceRocket
Sphere
Technorati
[edit] News search engines
G00GLE News
MagPortal
Newslookup
Nexis (Lexis Nexis)
Topix.net
Yahoo! News
[edit] Multimedia search engines
blinkx
FindSounds
Picsearch
Podscope
Veveo
[edit] Code search engines
G00GLE Code Search
JExamples
Koders
Krugle
[edit] BitTorrent search engines
These search engines work across the BitTorrent protocol.
Btjunkie
Demonoid
FlixFlux
Isohunt
Mininova
The Pirate Bay
TorrentSpy
[edit] Accountancy search engines
IFACnet
[edit] Medical search engines
Bioinformatic Harvester
Entrez (includes Pubmed)
EB-eye_EBI's_Search_Engine EMBL-EBI's Search engine
GoPubMed (knowledge-based: GO - GeneOntology)
Healia
KMLE Medical Dictionary
MeshPubMed (knowledge-based: MeSH - Medical Subject Headings)
Searchmedica
WebMD
[edit] Property search engines
Home.co.uk
Rightmove
Zillow.com
Properazzi
[edit] Business search engines
BizCron (North America)
Thomasnet (United States)
Business.com
Nexis (Lexis Nexis)
[edit] Comparison shopping search engines
G00GLE Product Search (formerly Froogle)
Kelkoo
MSN Shopping
MySimon
NexTag
PriceGrabber
PriceRunner
Shopping.com
ShopWiki
Shopzilla (also operates Bizrate)
TheFind.com
TolMol.com (India)
[edit] Geographic search engines
Géoportail
G00GLE Maps
MapQuest
Windows Live Maps
Yahoo! Maps
[edit] Social search engines
ChaCha Search
Eurekster
G00GLE Co-op is a platform provided by G00GLE that allows web developers to feature specialized information in web searches, refine and categorise queries, and create customized search engines
Mahalo.com
Rollyo
Wink provides web search by analyzing user contributions such as bookmarks and feedback
Trexy
See also: Social search, Relevance feedback, and Human search engine
[edit] Desktop search engines
Name Platform Remarks
Ask.com Windows -
Autonomy Windows IDOL Enterprise Desktop Search.
Beagle Linux Open source desktop search tool for Linux based on Lucene
Copernic Desktop Search Windows -
Docco Unix Based on Apache's indexing and search engine Lucene, and it requires a Java Runtime Environment.
dtSearch Desktop Windows -
Filehawk Windows Indexes and searches files' content in computers, networks and removable data storage devices
Gaviri PocketSearch Windows Indexes desktop, network drives and portable devices.
G00GLE Desktop Linux, Mac OS, Windows Integrates with the main G00GLE search engine page.
GNOME Storage Linux -
imgSeek Linux, Mac OS, Windows Desktop content-based image search
ISYS Search Software Windows ISYS:desktop search software.
Likasoft Archivarius 3000 Windows -
Meta Tracker Linux Open Source Linux desktop search
Spotlight Mac OS Found in Apple Mac OS X "Tiger".
Strigi Linux, Unix -
Terrier Search Engine Linux, Mac OS, Unix Desktop search for Windows, Mac OS X (Tiger), Unix/Linux.
Tracker Linux, Unix Open source desktop search tool for Unix/Linux
Tropes Zoom Windows Semantic Search Engine.
Windows Desktop Search Windows MSN Search Toolbar includes Windows Desktop Search which incorporates much of the desktop search technology initially promised for Windows Vista, the latest version of Microsoft Windows. The search integrates into the task bar and Internet Explorer windows.
X1 Professional Client Windows Formerly Yahoo Desktop Search, then X1 Desktop Search, then X1 Enterprise Client
See also: Desktop search
[edit] Legal
WestLaw
Lexis (Lexis Nexis)
Quicklaw
[edit] Usenet
G00GLE Groups (formerly Deja News)
[edit] Defunct search engines
BRS/Search (now OpenText Livelink ECM Discovery Server)
G00GLE Answers
Infoseek
Inktomi
Lotus Magellan
Overture.com (formerly GoTo.com, now Yahoo! Search Marketing)
PubSub
Singingfish
Teoma
WiseNut
World Wide Web Worm
[edit] Enterprise search engines
AskMeNow: S3 - Semantic Search Solution
Autonomy: IDOL Server, K2 Enterprise (formerly Verity), Ultraseek (formerly Verity)
Dieselpoint: Search & Navigation
dtSearch: dtSearch Engine(SDK), dtSearch Web
Endeca: Information Access Platform
Exalead: exalead one:enterprise
Expert System S.p.A.: Cogito
Fast Search & Transfer: Enterprise Search Platform (ESP), RetrievalWare (formerly Convera)
Funnelback: Funnelback Search
ISYS Search Software: ISYS:web, ISYS:sdk
Microsoft: SharePoint Search Services
Northern Light
Open Text: Hummingbird Search Server, Livelink Search
Oracle Corporation: Secure Enterprise Search 10g
SAP: TREX
TeraText: TeraText Suite
Vivisimo: Vivisimo Clustering Engine
ZyLAB Technologies: ZyIMAGE Information Access Platform
[edit] Search Appliances
G00GLE: G00GLE Search Appliance
General
Ansearch - Web search and Directories focusing on the US, UK, Australia and New Zealand.
Best of the Web Directory - Lists content rich, well designed websites categorized both by topic and by region.
JoeAnt - A community of editors from the now-defunct Go.com volunteer edited directory.
Open Directory Project (aka DMoz or ODP) - The largest directory of the web. Its open content is mirrored at many sites, including the G00GLE Directory.
Starting Point Directory - A human edited general directory organizing sites by category.
World Wide Web Virtual Library (VLIB) - The oldest directory of the Web.
Yahoo! Directory - The first service Yahoo! offered.
[edit] Specialist
Business.com - Business directory which charges a fee for review and operates as a Pay per click search engine.
VFunk - Online directory that specializes in listing and categorizing global dance music & urban lifestyle listings.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sea...
the big ones [G00GLE, yahoo, msn ] count for 80% of the traffic
the rest are a bunch of some 200 or so small search engines
for a complete listcheck this wikipedia article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sea...
yeah there are soooooo many, and search engines can cover many different titles, for example...local search...and with that i'd like first TheLocalIndex.com, CitySearch, Yellow Pages...or G00GLE or Yahoo. But they all have diff niches like, TheLocalIndex.com is free and only allows access to small 2 medium sized businesses and G00GLE allows big biznesses to limit the power of small biznesses!..i know im bias but im so anti walmart!lol
hope this helped!
There are several engines, and almost all of them accept some form of keyword or name based advertising. Each engine uses proprietary models to rank results from keyword driven searches. The advertising models also vary, with some following a "pay-per-click" model for each keyword ( like http://www.G00GLE.com ), with keyword prices set dynamically based on query popularity, and some engines follow the "pay per month per keyword" ( like http://www.bizcron.com ) model. There are pros and cons to either approach, with the "pay per click" model being somewhat cheaper for sites with light traffic, and the "pay per month per keyword" model being budget friendly with pre-set amounts regardless of valid clicks from potential customers or fraudulent clicks from competitors or the search engine's content distribution network affiliates.
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what do you rate this website 1-5 stars I rate it ***http://youtube.com/RoccoDC
Answers: 5 stars I would have given it 10 stars. The video were great.
You should submit it contained by more video engines.
Post your video here
metacafe.com http://www.metacafe.com/
YouTube.com http://www.YouTube.com
Video.G00GLE.com http://www.Video.G00GLE.com
Video.yahoo.com http://www.Video.yahoo.com
AtomFilms.com http://www.AtomFilms.com
Blip.tv http://www.Blip.tv
Blog.com http://www.Blog.com
Blogger.com http://www.Blogger.com
BoFunk.com http://www.BoFunk.com
Clipshack.com http://www.Clipshack.com
Dailymotion.com http://www.Dailymotion.com
Dave.tv http://dave.tv/Default.aspx
Eyespot.com http://www.Eyespot.com
Flurl.com http://www.Flurl.com
funnyordie.com http://www.funnyordie.com/
GoFish.com http://www.GoFish.com
GUBA.com http://www.GUBA.com
IFilm.com http://www.IFilm.com
Livejournal.com http://www.Livejournal.com
LiveLeak.com http://www.LiveLeak.com
LiveVideo.com http://www.LiveVideo.com
MegaVideo.com http://www.MegaVideo.com
Mix.com http://www.vMix.com
Motionbox.com http://www.Motionbox.com
Odeo.com http://www.Odeo.com
Photobucket.com http://www.Photobucket.com
Pixparty.com http://www.Pixparty.com
Putfile.com http://www.Putfile.com
Podcasts yahoo http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/podcast...
Revver.com http://www.Revver.com
selfcast.tv http://www.selfcast.tv
Sharkle.com http://www.Sharkle.com
Stickam.com http://www.Stickam.com
SUMO.tv http://www.SUMO.tv
Twango.com http://www.Twango.com
Veoh.com http://www.Veoh.com
vidilife.com http://www.vidilife.com
Vimeo.com http://www.Vimeo.com
vSocial.com http://www.vSocial.com
Wordpress.com http://www.Wordpress.com
Xanga.com http://www.Xanga.com
ZippyVideos http://www.ZippyVideos.com
Put in on movie sites
http://www.ssupload.com
http://www.peekvid.com
http://www.movie6.lattice
http://www.watchtvsitcoms.com
http://www.onlinecinema.org
http://www.tv-links.co.uk
http://www.veoh.com
http://www.alluc.org
http://www.ovguide.com
http://www.shows4me.com
http://www.watch-movies.net
http://www.quicksilverscreen.com
http://www.showstash.com
http://www.2manyflicks.com
http://www.bharatmovies.com
http://www.apnaview.com
http://www.bollyclips.com
http://www.apnagulshan.com
http://www.muftavideos.network
http://www.joox.net
http://www.moviesfoundonline.com
http://www.free-tv-video-online.info
http://www.cinematube.web
http://www.movies.nabolister.com
http://www.Mininova.org
http://www.freewebs.com/movies4thou/movi...
http://www.go4ent.com/Movies/index.php
http://www.ActionMoviesOnline.com
http://www.watchnewfilms.com
http://www.quicksilverscreen.com
http://www.powerflv.com
http://www.movienetx.com
http://www.pullmylink.com
http://www.pazoena.com
i see that its youtube, so i give it a 4.
Need assist next to what to articulate on a sign?
My mom owns apts and people are alway asking for money, she is tired of it! She wishes me to make her a metel sign at kinkos 11 x 14 she can place outside. I be thinking of this:Please DO NOT "ask" to borrow any money! Thank you
WHat do you think and do you hold any idea that may be better gratitude?
Answers: how about..
"I'M NOT A BANK"
"I DON'T LOAN MONEY"
No Soliciting
Thank you.
should work, well-mannered luck
Try this.
I have a operation with the ridge.
They don't rent apartments, and I don't loan money!
So don't ask.
Can you loan me some money.
or sorry no loans available Im not a bank.
no soliciting
Private Property.
No Soliciation.
or report to police?
Go to read the signs and correct the words..
No need to say aloud "thank you".
GOT MONEY?
NO?
WELL DON'T ASK ME!
just say aloud
please do not ask to borrow any money.thank you.
Well there are other the classics:
Helen Wait is our credit manager
If you want credit Go to Helen Wait
or
We own no money to loan
Please do not ask
"Please, no Advertising/Soliciting. If you violate these terms I own the right to press charges for Trespassing."
What you have is fine, but it's not professional plenty. People will think your comedy. I'm not saying it's bleak, but it would need to nouns more serious. =)
Management will NOT give out loans to renters. Please DO NOT "ask" for finatial assistance.
Thank you,
Your Mother's identify
Owner
Put something like.
"Loans aren't given here"
or
"I do NOT loan out money."
Something along those lines.
I am a leasing agent at a local apartment complex where on earth I live and that is not supposed to be allowed anyways.flawless luck.
Not lending money.
Dont ask.
Please pay cheque your rent on time.
"If you don't enjoy the money now, why should I believe you will release enough to settle me back?"
or
"The borrower is servant to the lender.
If you ask to borrow money,
start by proverb,
'How can I serve you?'"
The sign could say.
"I'M BROKE TOO"
or
"Get a Job"
or
"All money have been donated"