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CrossRef Search, wwwioporg/EJ/search_crossref, harnesses the power of the Google search engine in cooperation with content from 29 peer-reviewed scholarly publications You can find a list of the participating publishers at wwwcrossreforg/crossrefsearchhtml

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This is a pilot program, with the hope of eventually extending it to include the more than 650 academic and scholarly publishers and societies that are the members of the not-for-profit CrossRef organization CrossRef s goal is to create a scholarly citation and linking mechanism that can be generalized to work with all scholarly and academic content The CrossRef program provides the underlying taxonomy and content used by Google Scholar, an academic and scholarly search feature currently offered by Google (see 1) Here s how it works You visit the CrossRef site and conduct a Google-powered search using the CrossRef Search box You are never bothered with a lot of Internet junk because only the academic and scholarly publications participating in the pilot program are included in the results The result links are to academic and scholarly literature

Enterprise Search Center, wwwenterprisesearchcentercom/defaultasp, is an information repository focused as the name implies on enterprise searches, particularly the needs and concerns of information technology professionals Content categories provided by the Enterprise Search Center include News about search, such as news about search engine companies Enterprise search case studies, for example, information about how the FBI conducts searches Search technology analysis, for example, information about how to create a dynamic (or changing) taxonomy Tips and expert opinions related to searching, for example, analysis of natural language search tools and their effectiveness The Enterprise Search Center provides a treasure trove of content related to enterprise searches, searching, and search technology

Everything Google, http://googlefancom/modules/Everything/, is a great page of links that can help you quickly find the Google resources you need You can think of this as a kind of a non-Google-sponsored site map of Google info and resources Link categories include Google:

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The Google Zeitgeist page, wwwgooglecom/press/zeitgeisthtml, is maintained by Google and updated weekly based on Google users search behavior Zeitgeist uses graphs, lists, and tidbits of information to shed light on interesting (and sometimes surprising) search trends and patterns You can view archived Google Zeitgeist information week-by-week, going back to 2001 when Google started the page Google Zeitgeist also compiles interesting and fun year-end results as well Zeitgeist is great fun and provides insights and impressions about the changing times For more information about Zeitgeist, and to learn how to use the Google APIs to create your own Google trend analysis, see 18

Googlefight, wwwgooglefightcom/, lets you compare the relative number of results for two Google search terms Although it s a fun game, you can make some interesting observations about Google s behavior if you play with Googlefight For example, it may be a comment on human psychology that darth vader wins a Googlefight against luke skywalker and that evil triumphs over good This site is also a reminder that the Web, and Google search results, tend to look towards sensationalism, er, the dark side Googlefight is constructed using client-side scripting, explained in 5 and 13

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A googlewhack is a Google search that produces exactly one result (remember, most searches result in millions of listings) Googlewhack, wwwgoogle whackcom/, is a site devoted to googlewhacks and googlewhacking The site has some rules: Most significantly, you cannot use a quoted search term because it is just too easy to googlewhack with a literal phrase In addition, terms used in a googlewhack must exist in the dictionary; specifically, they must be linked by Google to Answerscom in the search results See wwwgooglewhackcom/ruleshtm for the complete rules of googlewhacking Some of the all-time great googlewhacks are ambidextrous scallywags illuminatus ombudsman nigritude ultramarine squirreling dervishes assonant octosyllable fetishized armadillo As one of my friends puts it, Googlewhacking is addictive, and a great way to waste time spent at the office In addition, googlewhacking has become a cultural phenomenon, with artists exhibiting works all of whose titles are googlewhacks, media coverage of googlewhacks, theatrical productions based on googlewhacking, and more The most compelling googlewhacks don t retain their googlewhack status for long because of their celebrity status One-time googlewhacks, like ambidextrous scallywags, for example, now get hundreds of Google hits because of their popularity as googlewhacks an illustration of how quickly Google, and the Web that it indexes, change in response to the actions of its users