Google expands Web index

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Google expands web index to more than 6
billion items

Google expands web index to more than 6
billion items 02/17/2004 05:14 PM
InternetRetailer.com Feb 17 2004 9:33PM GMT

Google expands Web index as Yahoo begins
to cut ties with longtime partner

Google expands Web index as Yahoo begins
to cut ties with longtime partner 02/18/2004 01:00 AM
San Francisco Chronicle Feb 18 2004 5:08AM GMT

AltaVista Expands Multimedia Index,
Refines News Search

AltaVista Expands Multimedia Index,
Refines News Search 02/12/2003 02:34 PM
AltaVista has expanded its multimedia index and upgraded its news search as it continues to joust with Google and others in the sector. ...

Google.com Removed from Google Index

Google.com Removed from Google Index 07/29/2004 08:26 PM
Google.com can not be found in the google index. Get screen shots for the archives ;-)

Google to index libraries

Google to index libraries 12/17/2004 06:37 PM

In yeste rday's link dump, I inexplicitly buried a link to the big news about Google's plan to index the books at The Libraries of Harvard, Stanford, the University of Michigan, the University of Oxford, and The New York Public Library. Wow!

In the meantime, Microsoft released a toolbar suite. Uhmmm, wow?

Note to Microsoft: I like your OS, but you're falling waaay yy behind.

Google Boosts Search Index

Google Boosts Search Index 02/17/2004 09:02 PM
Google on Tuesday said its index increased to 6 billion items, including more than 4 billion Web pages. The announcement comes as competition in the search-engine market heats up.

Google hindered by index exclusions

Google hindered by index exclusions 09/03/2004 06:47 AM
Chicago Tribune Sep 3 2004 11:29AM GMT

Google Index Continues to Grow

Google Index Continues to Grow 02/19/2004 02:15 PM
About Web Search Feb 19 2004 6:27PM GMT

Getting a Personal Invite into the
Google Index

Getting a Personal Invite into the
Google Index 03/14/2005 05:16 PM
" I recieved an email from someone at google telling me the benifits of allowing the google spider to index my site. The site in question has a robots.txt file disallowing all search engines."

Google Adds 1B More Pages to Web Index

Google Adds 1B More Pages to Web Index 02/17/2004 07:51 PM
By MICHAEL LIEDTKE Tuesday, February 17, 2004. SAN FRANCISCO - Online search engine leader Google Inc. added an additional 1 billion ...

Google Buzz Index: Big PMPin'

Google Buzz Index: Big PMPin' 06/28/2004 06:31 PM

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So this week's Google Buzz Index might not be as interesting to everyone else as is it is to me, since I'm writing about Personal Such-and-such Players all week long, but it's something I really had wondered about, especially with the influx of new media players coming out of Asia. I really didn't expect "personal video player" to take such a huge lead, but there's no mistaking it -- that's the term most used to describe these devices. I'm a little disappointed, too; I'd much rather use 'Personal/Portable Media Player' as it is a more accurate description of what these devices can do. Once we ever get around to changing our categories, my guess is that PortableMedia will still be what we go with over PersonalVideo, numbers be damned.

Google Planning To Index Entire
Libraries

Google Planning To Index Entire
Libraries 12/17/2004 06:37 PM
For a long time there have been rumors going around about Project Ocean, a project by Google to index all the pre-1923 content in the Stanford Library. (I'd call it...

Google adds one billion more pages to
Web index

Google adds one billion more pages to
Web index 02/18/2004 12:05 PM
CTV.ca Feb 18 2004 3:44PM GMT

Google to Index the Entire Internet in
2006

Google to Index the Entire Internet in
2006 11/05/2003 06:25 AM
ChriSEO.com Nov 5 2003 5:13AM ET

Google adds 1 billion more pages to Web
index

Google adds 1 billion more pages to Web
index 02/17/2004 06:32 PM
San Francisco Chronicle Feb 17 2004 11:11PM GMT

Update Ginger? Google Updated Index -
Going Live?

Update Ginger? Google Updated Index -
Going Live? 12/22/2003 12:37 PM

Google Can Now Index . . . Flash! An
Interview with Michael Marshall

Google Can Now Index . . . Flash! An
Interview with Michael Marshall 09/07/2004 06:09 PM
WebProNews Sep 7 2004 10:05PM GMT

Google Buzz Index: Tapland Rebuts,
Gizmodo Rebutters

Google Buzz Index: Tapland Rebuts,
Gizmodo Rebutters 06/16/2004 11:47 AM

Tapland's Scott Raulinaitis takes me to task for my loose science method on yesterday's Google Buzz Index, and makes one good point that I agree with, and another that I don't. My response after the jump.

Major Google Security Bug Found :
Microsoft.com Removed From Index

Major Google Security Bug Found :
Microsoft.com Removed From Index 05/13/2004 07:57 AM
Various discussions on WebmasterWorld over the last few weeks alleged the possibility of a security bug in the Google removal URL feature. A Google user submitted microsoft.com for removal. We are stunned to report - not only did it work, but Microsoft.com just went PR0.

Incremental Indexing Shows Minor
Reshuffling of Google Index

Incremental Indexing Shows Minor
Reshuffling of Google Index 06/05/2005 11:27 PM
Update or Not? It is hard to determine these days. Either way, it looks like a small shuffling of the Google index is taking place at several data centers.

Google Adds Pages to Web Search, Doubles
Image Index

Google Adds Pages to Web Search, Doubles
Image Index 02/19/2004 10:09 AM
Google announced earlier this week that they'd made some changes and upgrades to their search properties, including: Google Images -- There are now over 800 million images in their image...

Google Buzz Index: QWERTY Smartphone
Messagers and Ultralight Hybrids

Google Buzz Index: QWERTY Smartphone
Messagers and Ultralight Hybrids 06/07/2004 10:22 AM

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So I thought I'd try to get all sciencey on you, here, and did some informal Google mining to see what people are talking about. I made these first two graphs in Excel all by myself!

The first is a comparison of keyboarded messaging tools: the Treo 600, the RIM Blackberry (all models), and the upcoming Motorola MPx (for spice). The listing on the left (horizontal, not the vertical label) is my Google search string, just so you can check the search terms yourself if you want. As I said, this isn't an exact science, but I tried my best to weed out false positives. The Treo wins the buzz index this round, but the MPx has a strong start for something that won't even be out until the fall.

U.S. Stock-Index Futures Advance; Shares
of Amazon.com, Google Gain

U.S. Stock-Index Futures Advance; Shares
of Amazon.com, Google Gain 12/28/2004 09:09 AM
Bloomberg Dec 28 2004 1:33PM GMT

Google Buzz Index: Next Gen Portable
Game Systems, Possible Xbox 2 Names

Google Buzz Index: Next Gen Portable
Game Systems, Possible Xbox 2 Names 06/15/2004 06:14 PM

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More loose science Google mining today, starting with a sampling of the five major next generation portable gaming systems. I'm a little surprised -- the Nintendo DS comes out on top, even over the Sony PSP. My guess is science is failing us here, as another query for "playstation portable" pulls up another 666,000 hits (oooweeoooh), which added to the to the "sony psp" results brings us up to 1,425,000, or about 200k over Nintendo. My guess is it's somewhere in between those numbers and it's fair to say the Nintendo DS and the PSP are, buzz-wise, in a dead heat. The Nokia N-Gage QD makes a sizeable showing, which is pretty respectable until you run just "n-gage," which nets a response of over 4 million. Since we're trying to compare next generation unreleased and just-released hardware, though, I left those results out. The Gizm(welovepigs)ondo is just a blip on the radar, in part because of the recent name change, and in part because it is doomed to failure. The Tapwave Zodiac does fare any better, which is a bit disappointing. Time to rally the troops, Tapwave.

The next Google Buzz Index, where we see which of the possible names for the second iteration of Microsoft's Xbox have the highest buzz, is after the jump.

Stock-Index Futures in U.S. Rise as
Amazon.com, Google, Ford Shares Gain

Stock-Index Futures in U.S. Rise as
Amazon.com, Google, Ford Shares Gain 12/28/2004 09:09 AM
Bloomberg Dec 28 2004 1:24PM GMT

Google Expands

Google Expands 02/18/2004 09:35 AM

USATODAY.com - Google eyes a gaggle of sites: They recently doubled their claim of pages crawled, from 3.3 billion to over 6 billion.

The Mountain View, Calif., firm's "tens of thousands" of computers crawl the Web often to find pages to add. To grow the index, Google couldn't add more PC power, for fear of crashing certain Web sites; instead, it formed a secondary index. [...]

While 6 billion pages sounds "really impressive," says Chicago-area Web site designer Shari Thurow, "a considerable part of the database is 'search spam.' "

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the google empire expands

the google empire expands 07/16/2004 03:24 PM
Picasa is now part of Google. Download Picasa version 1.6 for Free! The question: why? What does Google want with digital photo organiser software?

Google expands AdSense

Google expands AdSense 06/21/2004 09:15 AM
Journalism.co.uk Jun 21 2004 1:20PM GMT

Google expands its search empire

Google expands its search empire 02/17/2004 07:44 PM
Google has expanded its web index to more than six billion items, including almost a billion images.

Google expands access to Gmail

Google expands access to Gmail 03/17/2005 03:27 AM
OK, I may not have been totally on target when I said how Google would bring Gmail forward…but I was close. Google has decided to randomly offer Gmail accounts via Google. I think that this stays true to the idea of keeping the ‘hype alive’ as it makes sure that people will use Google in order to gain an account….

Google expands its advertising effort

Google expands its advertising effort 03/11/2003 09:44 AM

Google expands mobile search

Google expands mobile search 06/17/2005 03:46 PM

Google has rolled out a new search service that only links to pages that have been formatted for display in mobile devices' small screens.

To access this XHTML-based service, users need to have a mobile device with a Web browser and enter a query in the search box at http://www.google.com or http://www.google.com/xhtml.

Mobile users can already perform searches from these locations, but on Thursday, Google added a new "Mobile Web" option to the pages. When this button is selected, users will only receive links to pages that have been formatted for the smaller displays of mobile devices, according to Google.

Other options available to mobile users are "Web," to run a query against the full Google Web index, "Images," to search for pictures, and "Local," to hit Google's business directory for local merchants.

Google also offers a similar Web search service for phones that support WML (wireless markup language) instead of XHTML (extensible markup language.) However, WML doesn't support images, so searching for pictures isn't possible using this service, which is available on a mobile device's browser at http://www.google.com/wml. The Mobile Web option is not available on WML phones.

If a user is unsure which markup language his phone supports, Google suggests trying both google.com/xhtml and google.com/wml to see which one works.

Another mobile search option from the Mountain View, California company is Google SMS, which lets users retrieve text information from the search index using Short Message Service technology. To tap this service, users need to send a query as a text message to Google's SMS code, which is 46645, and they will receive text results typically after a minute's wait. Google SMS has been designed to provide factual information such as local business listings, driving directions, movie showtimes, weather conditions and product prices.

Google's mobile search services are free, although mobile carriers may apply charges related to data transmission or Web browsing.

Google Expands Paid Search

Google Expands Paid Search 06/19/2004 06:04 AM
Google is now letting Internet publishers get a cut of advertising sales if they host its search engine on their websites. The new feature is an extension of Google's AdSense service for posting text ads on content sites. By Joanna Glasner.

Google expands to taxis and shares

Google expands to taxis and shares 04/05/2005 09:12 AM
ZDNet UK Apr 5 2005 1:04PM GMT

Yahoo Expands E-Mail Storage, in Nod to
Google

Yahoo Expands E-Mail Storage, in Nod to
Google 06/14/2004 11:01 PM
New York Times Jun 15 2004 2:59AM GMT

Google Expands Gmail Capacity, May
Launch Soon

Google Expands Gmail Capacity, May
Launch Soon 04/02/2005 02:46 AM
MarketingVOX Apr 2 2005 6:11AM GMT

Google Expands Language Support for
AdSense

Google Expands Language Support for
AdSense 12/27/2003 12:40 AM
High Search Engine Ranking Dec 26 2003 11:15PM ET

Update: Google expands access to Gmail

Update: Google expands access to Gmail 03/17/2005 03:10 AM
Google opened up its Gmail Web mail service to a wider scope of users on Monday by randomly offering, for the first time, accounts to some visitors of the main Google.com page.

Google expands bank syndicate to sell
IPO shares

Google expands bank syndicate to sell
IPO shares 05/21/2004 07:06 PM
Investor's Business Daily (subscription)-8 minutes agoSAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Google, whose IPO auction plans will require the processing of hundreds of thousands of individual bids for shares and prices, has ...
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