Since its founding in 1998, Google has revolutionized the search market, unseating the previous leaders in the field. Although Google continues to dominate the search industry, there are alternatives, ...

Today, one company—Google—controls nearly all of the world’s access to information on the internet. Their monopoly in search means for billions of people, their gateway to knowledge, to products, and ...

Recently, Microsoft and Google made huge headlines after they launched their own artificial intelligence integration. Microsoft released the new Bing search engine version powered by ChatGPT; the most ...

Although librarians adopted Internet technology quickly, they initially dismissed search engines, which duplicated tasks they considered integral to their field. Their eventual embrace of the ...

Search engines work a lot like old-fashioned library card catalog systems when it comes to scanning the estimated 50 billion-plus pages that comprise the Internet. Say you're searching for a book on ...

Search is dead. Long live search. Don't call it a "search engine." It's a "knowledge" engine or "decision" engine. The technology continues to move past hot-linked blue lines into text snippets and ...

Editor’s Note: The following article was originally published on FoxNews.com. The story is simple: Search engines, including powerful websites such as Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft’s Bing, are ...

The Russian legislator largely responsible for a host of controversial laws, including bans on obscenities in films, foreign adoptions of Russian orphans, and restrictions on “gay propaganda,” is back ...

In a study released today by iProspect, 56.7 percent of Internet users use the same search engine or directory when they are looking for information, and another 30.5 percent of Web users have a few ...

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