Search Engines – Page 3 – Insight Sciences

Blogdigger: how to make sure your blog shows up on search

August 23, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Sustainable Design

Blogdigger : Blog Search Engine – Search Blogs.

Be sure to confirm your blogs are up to date on them. See also day pop, live journal, slashdot, naymz, ziggs, findmeon, claimID, naggist, goloco.org, geni

Google Launches Industrial Strength Blog Search (firstdigital.co.nz)
Ping and Distribution Sites I use : BlogBuzzer (elaineossipov.wordpress.com)
tgapp-smallpress 0.3.3 (pypi.python.org)
Google’s Blog Search (beanstalk-inc.com)
How to Search for Free Images for Your Blog (ageofthediary.wordpress.com)
Using Google search to remember what you wrote (vielmetti.typepad.com)
So You Want to Start a Blog: Tactical Tips for Making it Work (upandrunning.bplans.com)
Google Algorithm Changes: Seriously, Is Google Not Sharing Them Anymore? (webpronews.com)

Google Ngram Viewer: Sciences vs. Religion

May 23, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Design UX, Health Informatics, Linguistic Search

Usage statistics from English books, according... — Usage statistics from English books, according to Google Ngram Viewer. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Google Ngram Viewer.

Google Labs’ NGram Viewer: what we learned from 5 million books (nextlevelofnews.com)
Colossal is shrinking, but massive continues to grow (diginsider.com)
Optimal algorithm for finding all ngrams from a pre-defined set in a text (cs.stackexchange.com)
Semantics: Ecohydrology vs. Hydroecology (snowhydro1.wordpress.com)
Digital Signage in the Workplace Trends (themarlincompany.com)
The Rise of Bounding Asterisks in Lieu of Italicization for Emphasizing Text (daringfireball.net)

Dogpile Web Search indicates paid listings

May 9, 2010 by timbatchelder, posted in Knowledge Management

Indicates whether it is a paid listing in search results

Dogpile Web Search.

Dogpile Enhances Meta Search, Offers Comparison Tools (firstdigital.co.nz)
Search Engine Results Continuing to Diverge (firstdigital.co.nz)
Toolbar Heaven (firstdigital.co.nz)
Google Quietly Launch Financial Comparison Affiliate Ads (epiphanysearch.co.uk)

New Google voice number (617) 213-0013

August 11, 2009 by timbatchelder, posted in Knowledge Management

Google Voice muy pronto! (Photo credit: marcopako ?)

Okay I finally was admitted to the elite Google Voice invite only club. Now I’m getting visual voicemails from everyone to my email. What could be better?

Sprint: Google Voice deal ‘extremely important’ for us (reviews.cnet.com)
Hands-On: Google Voice for iPhone still slightly underbaked (reviews.cnet.com)
Using Google Voice: A Step By Step Guide (sweetsugardating.com)
GrooVe IP – It’s A Data Centric World (futurelawyer.typepad.com)

Media-finder: Largest Online Database of U.S. & Canadian Publications and Catalogs

May 9, 2009 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management

Search the Largest Online Database of U.S. & Canadian Publications and Catalogs.

Overnight trips to the U.S. soar as new Canadian duty-free rules kick in (vancouversun.com)
VehicleHistory.com Joins Google Plus to Connect with More U.S…. (prweb.com)
Canada doesn’t want Khadr back: Poll (lfpress.com)

Jiffle | Scheduling Made Simple

August 28, 2008 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

Liquid schedule (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Image representing jiffle as depicted in Crunc... — Image via CrunchBase

Welcome to Jiffle | Scheduling Made Simple | Home.

This interesting site adds availability from your Google calendar to your site or email so that people can see when you are available to schedule meetings etc.

GTD Times: Changing priorities is easier when . . . (gtdtimes.com)
Add Your Foursquare Check-ins to Google Calendar (webpronews.com)
Want an easy way to keep track of where you’ve been? Add your check-in history to your calendar! (foursquare.com)
6 Great Apps for Back to School (dollarhack.wordpress.com)
Project Managements Software for Contractors (adavidcreation.com)
ASA Calendar with locations! (scatter.wordpress.com)
Expert Interview with Rand Fishkin from SEOmoz (simplybusiness.co.uk)
Synchornize Our New Google Calendars with Yours (smesiliconvalley.wordpress.com)
If It’s Not In Google Calendar, It’s Not Official (hesayszeesays.com)
Zendesk on the Google Apps Marketplace (zendesk.com)

Jeteye: bookmarks capture

August 28, 2008 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

Social Bookmarking Explained (Photo credit: eco2oh)

About : Jeteye.

Sunday Treat – Giveaway of “In My Book” All-in-One Greeting Cards and Bookmarks (rhapsodyinbooks.wordpress.com)
Once Upon a Time Cross-Stitch Bookmark (thestitcherati.com)
Loading to Nook’s Pub It – Self Publishing (herstorycalls.com)
Welcome to Capture Your 365 (365capture.wordpress.com)
The Professional Conferences and Events Discovery Engine: Conference Hound (whatblewmymindtoday.wordpress.com)
Zipmark Bookmarks (craziestgadgets.com)
Real world bookmarking app Grafetee launches browser bookmarklet for easier mobile synching (thenextweb.com)
Diigo Bookmarks: Week Ending August 25, 2012 (4rxt.wordpress.com)
An Update on the Froggy Bookmarks (theartfrog.wordpress.com)
Bookmark Templates Freebie (acreativeneed.wordpress.com)

The world according to Google

August 22, 2008 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Digital health, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

Image representing Google as depicted in Crunc... — Image via CrunchBase

BBC NEWS | Business | The world according to Google.

Google +1: Google Takes Another Swing at the Social Heavyweight Title (digitalsurgeons.com)
Google Me? Google This, answers the blogosphere (digitalsurgeons.com)
What is Google Your World and What it Means for the SEO | Conductor Blog (conductor.com)
Hey Google, What’s in your Wallet? (digitalsurgeons.com)
Google Plans To Kill It’s Popular Postini Spam Filtering Service (GOOG, MSFT) (businessinsider.com)

Google Product Search

August 25, 2007 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Sustainable Design

Google Product Search.

It’s a shopper’s dream come truea centralized product search that lets you enter a product name or description and then shows you all the sites that sell what you’re looking for, so you can easily compare prices and customer ratings.

New Google Options: ‘I’m Feeling Trendy’? (newser.com)
Product Reviews Gaining Visibility In Google Product Search (branded3.com)
Gmail search auto complete now in 47 new languages (androidauthority.com)
Google’s ‘Local’ Product Search (epiphanysolutions.co.uk)
PRESENTING: Google’s 10 Worst Flops Ever (businessinsider.com)
Google & Ecommerce: 10 Things Business Owners Need to Know Before July (searchenginewatch.com)
Google Shopping – The Balance Between Old & New (searchengineland.com)
Are Traffic Levels Holding Up During the Google Shopping Transition? (rimmkaufman.com)
Google Compared To Drug Dealer For Google Shopping Strategy (webpronews.com)
Using Trending Products to Brainstorm Gift Ideas This Holiday Season (savings.com)

WIKISKY.ORG: Google the Sky

August 25, 2007 by timbatchelder, posted in Design UX, Ethnographic Methods, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata, Systems Science

WIKISKY.ORG.

Much as Google has figured out how to harness user-submitted content to improve Google Earth, Wikisky.org turns the collective wiki-eye on the vast reaches of space. Check out the draggable space model with constellations highlighted.

Google Earth 2.0 for iPhone imports My Maps (reviews.cnet.com)
Apple’s 3D maps look much better than Google’s (idownloadblog.com)
Google Earth Update Beats the iOS 6 Maps app in 3D Maps (thedroidguy.com)
Google Earth adds detailed 3D imagery for Denver and Seattle, might not render the local Starbucks (engadget.com)
Google Earth goes 3D for Apple iPhones and iPads (news.consumerreports.org)
Law Enforcement’s Newest Tool: Google Earth (blogs.lawyers.com)

Google Base: create meals using just the veggies you have on-hand

August 23, 2007 by timbatchelder, posted in Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata, Sustainable Design, Systems Science

Google Base.

best online database in rule the web esp for recipes- just type in vegetables in your fridge and find recipes to match

Google Base Live & Accepting All Forms of Content (firstdigital.co.nz)
Google grabs glove-based input patent, could spell out gesture control (engadget.com)
Google Account Based Google Search Preferences (seroundtable.com)
Google Base (beanstalk-inc.com)
Google grabs glove-based input patent (techandle.com)
Google Now: search based on time and location (theverge.com)

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