Category: Search oriented sites and forums

Beyond Search interviews Susanne and Per Koch of Pandia.

Google (GOOG) has launched a new site called Google New, which gives you the latest news on the company’s products and services.

The AltSearchEngines site on alternative search engines will no longer be updated. The editor, Charles Knight, managed to cover some 4000 search engines in its three year long life.

State of Search is a new blog covering the search engine scene, focusing on articles relevant to the industry, search engine marketing and social media.

Search has gone mobile. Smart phones with large screens, decent keyboards, and wi-fi connection finally makes it fun to surf the web from a hand held device. But still, the browser window is rather small. Entering a query and browsing the search results in Safari is cumbersome. Web search apps make this easier and many of them integrate multiple search engines and services. I have tested iPhone web search applications and reviewd our five favorites.

Those of you who follow the search engine scene regularly know that you need to keep up with what search engine guru Danny Sullivan and his friends are doing over at Search Engine Land. Now SEL gives more room to the main stories.

Here’s an introduction to Google videos presenting the company’s products and services.

Pandia celebrates its 10 year anniversary. Here is the strange story about how Pandia was born out of an act of the Norwegian parliament. In Web time Pandia is ancient. It was born in December 1998, a couple of months after Google was incorporated. At that time AltaVista was the best search engine around, and a large number of search engine companies competed for the number 1 spot.