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Visualizing comparative search engine results

Visualizing comparative search engine results

By Tim Finin on Monday, October 24th, 2005 at 9:47 am.

The Dogpile metasearch engine returns the top results from Google, Yahoo, MSN and Ask Jeeves. Dogpile now has a great interactive data visualization that shows where the top results were found on a Venn diagram of three sources.
Very intuitive. (Spotted on information aesthetics.)

Related posts: • Grokker search engine;  • Accoona Goes Against the Big Search Engines;  • RSS Micro feed search;  

 

 

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