Category «Search Engines»

New from LLRX – Deep Web Research and Discovery Resources 2013

Via LLRX.com – Marcus P. Zillman’s new research focuses on Deep Web Research and Discovery Resources 2013, comprising in the vicinity of 1 trillion pages of information located in various files and formats that the current search engines cannot find, or have difficulty accessing. Some of the more comprehensive search engines have written algorithms to …

Subjects: Internet, Knowledge Management, Search Engines

FTC and Google Settlement Reporting in the Works

POLITICO: “Federal regulators may end a two-year antitrust probe of Google’s search business by letting the company make voluntary changes, such as limiting use of restaurant and travel reviews from other websites and letting search ad campaigns be easily ported to rival search services, two sources with knowledge of the case told POLITICO. The FTC …

Subjects: Legal Research, Patent and Trademark, Search Engines

Bloomberg – Google Using Bermuda as $10B Tax Shelter

Bloomberg: “Google Inc. avoided about $2 billion in worldwide income taxes in 2011 by shifting $9.8 billion in revenues into a Bermuda shell company, almost double the total from three years before, filings show. By legally funneling profits from overseas subsidiaries into Bermuda, which doesn’t have a corporate income tax, Google cut its overall tax …

Subjects: Government Documents, Search Engines

Europe PubMed Central – unique, free, information resource for biomedical and health researchers

“Europe PubMed Central (Europe PMC) offers free access to biomedical literature resources including: PubMed abstracts (about 22 million) Europe PMC full text articles (about 2.2 million, of which over 400,000 are Open Access) Patent abstracts (over 4 million European, US, and International) National Health Service (NHS) clinical guidelines Agricola records (500,000) Supplemented with Chinese Biological …

Subjects: Search Engines

Google FAQ – Keywords and search queries

“One of the best ways to ensure that your site appears for particular user queries is to make sure that your article naturally contains the words, names, and figures that are central to a particular news story. If you create an information-rich site that clearly and accurately describes your topic, you will improve your chances …

Subjects: Search Engines

Statement by FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection Director On Judge’s Approval of Google Safari Settlement

News release: “Federal Trade Commission Bureau of Consumer Protection Director David Vladeck issued the following statement regarding a federal judge’s approval of the FTC proposed order and $22.5 million civil penalty settling charges that Google misrepresented privacy assurances to users of Apple’s Safari Internet browser in violation of a previous FTC settlement Order: “The court’s …

Subjects: Internet, Legal Research, Privacy, Search Engines

EFF – Google Transparency Report Shows Rising Trend of Government Surveillance

EFF: “Each year, Google receives thousands of demands from governments around the world seeking information about its users. People who use any of the search engine giant’s free online services – such as Gmail, YouTube, Google+ or Blogger – leave digital footprints behind, and information relating to their accounts is increasingly sought out by law …

Subjects: Internet, Privacy, Search Engines