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22 Jun 09

TweetTabs : Realtime Twitter trends and Twitter search

Parallele Twittersuche-Tabs . Für die Realtime-Keyword-Nerds unter uns.

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twitter tools search weekly

01 Nov 08

StreamDrag - hear your favorite music

Musikplayer/-suche, läuft mit youtube im Hintergrund

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music search weekly

22 Jun 07

Finding the Perfect Shot: 5 Stock Photo Search Engines Reviewed

  • xcavator.net launched earlier this week on the back of parent company CogniSign's image recognition technology. For now the site only searches iStockPhoto (royalty free) and Photovault (rights managed), so it is really more like a replacement search engine for those two sites than a full on stock photo search. Even so, the technology is unique and impressive.
  • Yotophoto searches only free stock images (free as in no cost). That means it indexes images from sites like MorgueFile, stock.xchange, Flickr, and Wikipedia.
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14 Jun 07

The Best Online Research Apps/Sites You've Never Heard Of | OEDb

  • Artcyclopedia - If you're looking
    for information on artists or art movements, Artcyclopedia is a great place
    to begin. The site provides links to museums worldwide where works by over 8,200
    artists can be viewed. While most of the artists listed are painters and sculptors,
    you can also find photographers, decorative artists, and architects. Any art
    or art history research can benefit from this site, at least as a starting point.
  • Digital History - An valuable
    resource for those who seek information on U.S. history, Digital History offers
    an up-to-date textbook, as well as essays on film, private life, and science
    and technology, and visual histories about Lincoln's America and America's Reconstruction.
    The site also makes use of primary sources such as gravestones, historical advertising,
    and letters to give a more vivid picture of American History. The site also
    includes numerous reference materials including an extensive audio-visual archive.
    And if you have a question you and you can't find the answer, there is a feature
    that allows you to pose questions to professional historians. The site might
    just turn your research into leisure time.
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23 May 07

YaCy: P2P Web Search Engine

    • YaCy is a peer-to-peer application
      for web search.



      • This is your web search engine for freedom of information:
        search requests are anonymous, independend and uncensored
      • No central server, no storage of user behaviour
      • Set up a search portal
      • Use YaCy to provide a search function for your own web pages
      • Host web pages with the built-in http-server
11 May 07

Three music video search tools | Webware : Cool Web apps for everyone

  • MusicTonic is a very slick search tool that mashes up various pieces of artist information like photos, album art, news stories, and a video playlist. It ties into a few online services like Flickr, YouTube, Last.fm, and MyStrands, among others. It's a lot like Foxytunes Planet, which we looked at in January, although there's no integration with any jukebox players.







    Middio is a simplified music-video search engine that pulls its results from YouTube videos. You can watch any video without leaving the search results, and it's similar in appearance to Google's video search. Middio's results aren't nearly as precise or complete as you might expect, although the service is getting its videos from content provider channels on YouTube. In other words, you're less likely to find videos of teenagers lip syncing the song you're looking for.




    iLike is another music recommendation service. In addition to grabbing 30-second music previews, it will also use Google's Video search to pull up related videos to whatever song you're listening to. While you could achieve similar search results just by using Google, it's an easier way listen and explore.
08 Mar 07

The Ask.com Blog: The New Shape of Local Search

  • If you've used AskCity already (or read our launch
    announcement
    ), you know that it incorporates a drawing palette.
  • You can mark up any map with lines, circles, polygons, etc. and send the marked-up
    map to friends.
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06 Feb 07

Qloud

  • Enter a keyword, an artist, or whatever you jam to, and
    we'll find you new music you'll like
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