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24 June 2008 05:48

Feedky - View videos through RSS or Web

Feedky . This is a nice little resource. Simply whack in a few search terms and it'll go off and search YouTube, DailyMotion, Metacafe, Vpod, Google Video, Yahoo Video, Youku, Flickr, Viddler and Blip.TV. It'll then show you either a web page or you can Read More...
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24 June 2008 03:09

100 Useful Niche Search Engines You've Never Heard Of

100 Useful Niche Search Engines You'€™ve Never Heard Of . Actually, you've probably heard of a good number of them, especially if you read this weblog on a regular basis! However, it's a good collection, focussed on US students though, so some of the Read More...
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29 May 2008 09:27

HowDoYa adds relevancy to search

HowDoYa . is a search engine that I've mentioned before - it finds sites or pages that show you how to do things - plan a wedding, clean a car and so on. When you've done a search you get to see some keywords that match up with What, Who, Why and Where. Read More...
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27 May 2008 03:50

Looking for icon images? Try Iconfinder

Iconfinder is a simple to use engine that finds icons for you. It also provides you with access to the licensing options too, so you can quickly see what you're allowed to use an image for. The image below shows the result that you get for the word 'search'. Read More...
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18 May 2008 06:01

Music search engines

I few days ago I mentioned Songza , which I was, and am very taken with. However, there is a bunch of other similar engines out there, so I thought I'd take a quick look. I did several searches for different artists, unusual tracks and so on. All very Read More...
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