Alternative Search Engines - August Top 100 from Read/WriteWeb

By Marc Boucher on August 2, 2007 1:06 PM | 0 Comments


Recently Read/WriteWeb started a new feature on alternative search engines. The editor is Charles Knight and his latest Top 100 list for August is out.

"Some of them did not even exist a year ago. One of my goals is to show my readers the “latest and the greatest” search engine innovations. The motto for the blog [ASE], after all, is “the most wonderful search engines you’ve never seen,” and my favorite comment of all is, “Wow! I didn’t even know that most of these existed!”

Once I have our first vertical search engine in production it will be fun to watch how it fares on the top 100 list.

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