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This document discusses several popular web search engines including Google, Yahoo, MSN, Ask.com and others. It provides basic information on what a web search engine is, how it works by using web crawlers to index web pages and present search results. It then lists different search engines, their type (public, private, meta search engine), ownership, language availability and Alexa rankings.
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- 1. NASEERA M ROLL NO 17
- 2. Alta Vista Google yahoo MSN Ask.com Dog pile Met crawler Lycos
- 3. A Web Search engine Is a Software system That Is Designed To search for Information on the World Wide web. The search results are generally presented in a line of results often referred to as a search engine result page . The information may be mix of web pages, images and other types of files. Search also maintain real time information by running and Algorithm on a web crawler.
- 4. TYPE PUBLIC INDUSTRY INTERNET KEY PEOPLE Larry page, Sergey Brim
- 5. TYPE PRIVET COMPANY HEAD PLACE Palo alto, California KEY PEOPLE Paul flaherty, lousy monies CURENT STATUS In active
- 6. TYPE PUBLIC ALEXA RANK 4 FOUNDER Jeri yang AWAILABLE MULTI LANGUGE
- 7. TYPE WEB PORTAL FORMER Microsoft ALEXA RANK 33 REGISTRATON Optional
- 8. TYPE Privet(ANSWER ENGINE) INDUSTRY Internet OWNER Inter active corporation ALEXA RANK 36
- 9. TYPE META SEARCH ENGINE AWAILABLE ENGLISH OWNER Buckram ALEXA RANK 2912
- 10. TYPE META SEARCH ENGINE AWAILABLE ENGLISH OWNER Buckram ALEXA RANK 5136
- 11. TYPE SUBSIDARY FOUNDED Bob Davis TYPE OF SITE Search engine and Portal ALEXA RANK 4813
- 12. Now a days we find That we are use so many search engines for our searching purpose. search engine is a software program known as robots, spiders or crawlers. Search engine help us to find our needed information