Sponsor ASE and reach the world!

July 5th, 2009 by Charles S. Knight
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Every red dot is an AltSearchEngines reader like you.

Yahoo vs. WolframAlpha vs. Bing!

July 2nd, 2009 by Charles S. Knight
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AltSearchEngines needs the support of All Search Engines!

July 2nd, 2009 by Charles S. Knight
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handtosummit

AltSearchEngines needs your support! 

email charles@altsearchengines.com

 What we offer:

*Exposure for new search engines

*Continuous coverage over time

*Uniquely sophisticated audience

*Global reach in over 80 countries

*Insights directly from the CEOs

*Annual search conferences

*A voice for guest authors

*A talented staff of bloggers

*Reasonable ad rates!

Congratulations to Noflail Search!

June 22nd, 2009 by Charles S. Knight
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Noflail won our little contest, so we will be doing  a post about them. -editor

“I don’t think you have covered Noflail Search yet.

You can find it at noflail.com.

It’s still at an early stage (we don’t make an alpha/beta/production distinction).

You can find an explanation of what makes it special at
http://noflail.com/info/whatsNoflailSearch.html

You may notice some similarity between our left panel and the Search History feature of Bing. We showed Noflail Search to people at Microsoft during a phone conference back in February. But of course other people at Microsoft may have had the same idea independenly :-)

Looking forward to the reward. We are great fans of ABBA here at Pomcor :-)

Francisco

No posts today, so here’s a quick contest:

If you can suggest a search engine that we have not seen, 
and we write about it, we will send you this fabulous prize!

abba

The first person to stump us gets it,
so hurry, leave us a post comment!

Web Browser, Search Engines. What’s the Difference?

June 22nd, 2009 by Charles S. Knight
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Dumb question? Not at all. Only 8% of the people interviewed knew what a browser was.
Some of my friends don’t. I just wish that the interviews at the end had been played first.