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22 April 2008 15:45

Stumpedia goes where Cha Cha failed

Stumpedia , which describes itself as "a social search engine that relies on human participation to index, organize, and review the world wide web" has now started to provide what it terms 'instant answers'. These are not the same kind of small Read More...

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26 March 2008 04:51

Twing - Search and Discover Communities

Link: Twing "aims to be the most comprehensive and highly targeted forum search engine for real people seeking real discussions and real information in real time. And of course, the information we index - content-rich discussions in numerous forums Read More...

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10 March 2008 18:07

Topicle Search Community

Topicle is the latest in the line of create your own search engines. However, it's based on the Google version with the slight twist that people can edit and comment on the engine, as well as suggesting new URLs. However, these features alone don't make Read More...

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10 March 2008 05:52

Stumpedia - social search engine

Stumpedia . This is another social search engine, where people add their own links. They've only recently launched and have about 1,200 links. There were 2 for 'internet' for example, so there is a long way to go before it becomes useful. I really do Read More...

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09 February 2008 02:41

inSuggest - Personal recommendations

inSuggest - Personal recommendations . This is very nice. There are two options, both of which work in the same way; web pages and Flickr images. I'm rather more interested in the Web side of things, so that's what I'll look at. You type in a URL of a Read More...

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