Google v. Microsoft
ph43thon writes "The New York Times business section has an article, The Coming Search Wars, about Google and Microsoft. It's fairly long and pretty interesting. Oddly, the writer or somebody out there, seems to think that Google v. Microsoft is analogous to Netscape v. Microsoft. I wasn't aware that you needed to download special software to run this Google search application. Somehow, I don't think Microsoft will find this fight to be as easy."
.... is how fast you can get to good porn. And so far Google has everything beat hands down. Cmon, http://images.google.com, turn off mature filter, search for 'teen boobs' or something like that and BAM, you are all set! Lets see MS beat that!
No I didnt spell check this post...
The Internet is definatly getting dull since Goatse was shutdown.
In this corner, weighing in at 110lbs a small, geeky nerd who has cornered the entire computer industry with its crippling monopoly software.
And in the other, weighing in at a thousand terabytes, a small, simple, yet incredibly efficient search engine, who has become a household name for internet searches.
I know who I'd place my money on.
(PS: I am aware of the fact that my numbers are inaccurate.)
http://www.petitiononline.com/Goatse/petition.html
Not that I am a fan of petitions or anything.
Welcome to Internet Explorer v. Longhorn. What would you like to do?
* Search the web for the content you want to find. You can enter the name of the site or a partial url here. (recommended)
* Search the web for music, movies, or on demand video/audio content.
* Search the web for products and/or services to buy.
* Enter the exact URL of the site you want (advanced)
By adding "porn" I found this. Now what?
Belief is the currency of delusion.
MSN: litigious bastards
Google: litigious bastards
I definitely prefer MSN's results.
You want the truthiness? You can't handle the truthiness!
You've sure stuck "another blow" alright. Where will I get my fix of whiny tech-bloggers if your site isn't available on MSN?
Oh, right, EVERYWHERE ELSE.
You forgot a step. Before doing this, you should take a look at your own website. If the content is crap that nobody wants to read, you should block google's spider instead fo MSN's. That way, MSN search results turn out to be useless and frustrating. :-)
-1, Too Many Layers Of Abstraction
Seeing as googlebombs seem to be in fashion at the moment I'd like to propose Microsoft and MSN.
"I wasn't aware that you needed to download special software to run this Google search application."
That may be true now, but will the page still render in upcoming versions of IE?
_Great_ idea! First thing at work tomorrow I am going to disallow the microsoft crawler from our site. I am sure when I tell my boss about the news that I have now blocked the search engine giving us 70,000 page views per month. I can just see him giving me a raise for sticking it to the man! Thanks again!
Still. Look at Google.
Switching their title graphic constitutes a complete redesign.
Try googling "miserable result" (without quotes) and hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button :)
that's what I find : http://www.whitehouse.gov/president/gwbbio.html