Searching for Search
For grins, I thought I'd give the new MSN Search a spin. Query: search. #1 result: Google. Oops?
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6 Comments
Anonymous
July 20th, 2004
at 2:41pm
HEH HEH, Doesn't that prove it works well?
Run the same search on Google, and you get search.com, but Google is much more popular.
Anonymous
July 20th, 2004
at 4:52pm
And MSN's own search engine comes in 7th. What's up with that?
Anonymous
July 21st, 2004
at 3:55pm
Google.com is #7 on google.com. Hm. We now, officially, have too much time on our hands.
Anonymous
July 21st, 2004
at 7:37pm
That is hilarious!!! Funniest thing I've read all day… Sarah, http://hyperculture.typepad.com/
Anonymous
June 12th, 2007
at 7:50am
Via my friend Todd Bishop at the PI, Google raises Microsoft antitrust concern. I’m linking to his story since the original NYT post requires registration, which is absolutely l4m3… Related Content:Copernic Desktop Search FeedbackDesktop SearchSearching for SearchNew MSN Search Beta URLsFast FAX FactsGooglefasting: Day 1Desktop Search ToolsGooglefasting: Day 2MSN Toolbar HacksGoogle Does Blog Search!
Planet Northern Voice
November 25th, 2007
at 5:36am
so I get many results. How do I do a search that basically says: ‘Above 600M’ to find me directories with results above 600MB, as many which do not have anything above that are useless? Related Content: Chris DiBona on Google Code at Where 2.0Searching for SearchMatt Cutts of Google on Search Engine Spam Googlefasting: Day 1 Tagging Your Posts for Gnomedex Google Desktop Search vs Windows Vista Search Barbara Manning of GenieKnows.com Google Does Blog Search!