How To Save URLs To The Wayback Machine On Demand
Yesterday, Search Engine Land featured a post about the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine now providing access to more than 440 billion...
Gary Price
Gary Price is a librarian, author, and an online information analyst based in suburban Washington, DC. He is the co-founder and co-editor of INFOdocket and FullTextReports.com and prior to that was founder/editor of ResourceShelf and DocuTicker for 10 years. He has worked for Blekko, Ask.com, and at Search Engine Watch where he was news editor. In 2001, Price was the co-author (with Chris Sherman) of the best-selling book The Invisible Web.
Google Fixes Gay Slur In St. Louis Cardinals’ Knowledge Graph Box
A gay slur from the Wikipedia page about the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team made its way into Google’s Knowledge Graph box for a short time...
Need A Google Alerts Replacement? Meet Talkwalker
With Google Alerts coming under fire as being broken, an impressive new service has stepped up to appeal to those seeking an...
Need A Google Reader Alternative? Meet Newsblur
With the shutdown of Google Reader having just been announced, the Web is full of discussion about where those of us who utilize RSS should turn...
Google Demotes The Pirate Bay UK Search Ranking
TorrentFreak is reporting that Google is demoting the rank of the search result for the phrase “Pirate Bay”, the well-known BitTorrent...
Tracking Airline Flight Cancellations In Real Time
A major winter storm is moving into the Northeast, New England, and parts of Canada. As you would expect, airlines are busy canceling flights by the...
Searching For TV News Online
Most news organizations provide video content on their sites, and aggregators like Google News also offer video clips for some stories. But there are...
Wayback Machine Now Has 240 Billion URLs
The Wayback Machine from the Internet Archive, one of the most useful and important Internet research tools, recently reached a major milestone. In a...
Facebook Is Wikipedia’s Most Popular Article Of 2012: Hot Topic Or Confused Searchers?
What was the most viewed article on Wikipedia this year? The one about Facebook. Is Facebook really that popular of a Wikipedia topic? Perhaps, but...
Google Posts New Images Of Hurricane Sandy Superstorm Devastation
Both Google Maps Mania and the Google Earth Blog are reporting that Google has started to post-Sandysatellite imagery showing the destruction in New...
Hurricane Sandy Superstorm Resources
Trying to keep up with Hurricane Sandy? Below are a variety of resources which may help. Storm Tracking Google Super Storm Sandy Map Google Super...
Election 2012: Searching And Researching The Presidential Debates
The final debate between U.S. presidential candidates Obama and Rommney airs tonight. Until the election next month, a lot of attention will continue...
Google’s Updates Ngram Viewer, Showing How Words Have Evolved Over time
Google announced earlier today that version 2.0 of the popular Google Books Ngram Viewer is now available online. What’s an Ngram Viewer? In...
Factual Global Products: Data About Over 500,000 US Consumer Packaged Goods
Looking for facts about consumer product goods in the US? Open source data platform Factual has just launched its Factual Global Products with...
A Gold Medal Roundup Of Online Olympics Resources
The games of the XXX Olympiad have begun in London. For the next two weeks people around the globe will be viewing the games in person, on television...
Politwoops: A Search Engine For Deleted Tweets From Policitians
At the beginning of the year I wrote about PolitickerUSA, a free tool that allows users to quickly and easily read tweets from members of congress...
In Depth: Search Gear For The Titanic Centennial
April 15th marks the 100th Anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, and there will be no shortage of news coverage (or hype) commemorating the...
The 1940 U.S. Census: Soon, A Searcher’s Treasure Trove
Big news for genealogists, historians and even for people just curious about their own families: the 1940 U.S. Census is now available on the web....
Watch, Know, Learn: A Rich Online Video Academy
The Khan Academy gets a lot of deservedly favorable attention for its breadth and depth of online video instruction. But there’s another,...
March Madness: Stats, stats, stats!
March Madness (an annual U.S. tradition where virtually all sports fans go crazy over college basketball finals tournaments) is underway. Want to...
