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Web Portals
Yahoo! - awesome coverage
Excite
- PC Magazine Editor's Choice (September 1, 1998)
Lycos
- provides page abstracts
MSN Internet Start - to get a full
experience, use IE browser.
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Directories and Reviews
AOL
NetFind - America
Online
dmoz
- Open Directory Project (no ads display)
Snap –Idealab
Search Engine Watch - keeps you
updated
Search
Engine Showdown – reviews
Best Search Tools Chart
– an overview on selected search engines. InfoPeople.
All the Web – includes foreign languages
Search
Engine Land - a news and
information site covering search engine marketing, searching issues and the
search engine industry.
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Search Engines
Google - the most popular
Yahoo!
Search My Web – 2.0 Beta
AltaVista Search - the widest range of
power search functions, e.g., phrase, Java applets
AltaVista Translations - English,
French, Germany,
Italian, Portuguese and Spanish.
Northern
Light - particularly for business info
HotBot
- precision
CompletePlanet - searches
"sources in the deep Web."
Starting
Point - fast search speed
WebCrawler
- small in scope, but relevant in result
Scirus.com
– a search engine “for scientific information only.”
WiseNut - Asian languages, too.
Ask - an Ask Jeeves Property
ThoroBrowser
- Lexington Public Library
Wikia -
an open source search engine
StumbleUpon - push search and
discovery of info without a query
Cuil - founded
by former Googlers
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Meta-Search Engines
Vivisimo
- search results are organized in folders
Cyber411 - searches 13 search engines
DogPile - searches 25 search engines
Highway61 - selected search engines only
InternetSleuth - one of the largest
collections of searchable sites
Mamma - searches Web, Usenet, news, stock
symbols, and company names
MetaCrawler - one of the earliest
meta-search engines
MetaFind - InfoSpace
C4 – 9 categories. NetGears
Ixquick Metasearch - fast and smart,
customizable.
All 4 One – searches 8
engines, results are grouped
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