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Resources pertaining to Google, the Internet search company.

• - Collection of screenshots of Google in browsers such as Mosaic and WorldWideWeb.
  
• - Pre-moderated discussion board that is frequented mainly by SEO professionals.
  
• - Review and analysis of the search and display features by Greg R. Notess from search Engine Showdown. Includes information on un-indexed URLs and Boolean operators.
  
• - Security advisory documenting multiple vulnerabilities in the software. The problems have been fixed in versions after 1.1.58.
  
• - Describes in some technical detail how Google updates its index.
  
• - Covers Page Rank and how it's affected by page recency, the skewing of results by Web logs, and Google's marketing.
  
• - Three-part comparison between these search engines.
  
• - Weblog collecting advice and comments from the Google spokesman.
  
• - Information on the algorithm, how to increase PageRank, what diminishes it and how to distribute PageRank within a website.
  
• - Official blog.
  
• - Categorised collection of links.
  
• - Bare-bones interface which returns only page titles.
  
• - Results of research conducted by Benjamin Edelman of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Harvard Law School.
  
• - Email distribution list for Google press releases and promotional events. Archives and subscription information.
  
• - Google's product search engine and shopping directory. Presents photographs of products and links to the stores that sell them online. Options to narrow search by price range, and view results as a grid of images.
  
• - Paper by Phil Craven, in which he provides theories on how PR is calculated and the importance of internal, dangling, inbound, and outbound links. With PR calculator.
  
• - Weblog featuring Google queries of interest to the author, many of which have been submitted by site visitors.
  
• - Discussion forums for all aspects of the Google search engine.
  
• - A categorized directory by Indicateur of links to information on Google, some to pages on Google.com itself, others external.
  
• - Weblog by librarian T.J. Sondermann on Google's search tool dedicated to academic content.
  
• - Announcement list which is sent out monthly. Includes archives and subscription information.
  
• - Jean Manco considers the relationship between the Web's most popular search engine and its largest, most comprehensive, human-edited directory.
  
• - Examines Google's update process and its effects on search engine optimization.
  
• - Site dedicated to the collection of official and unofficial Google logos.
  
• - Analysis of the case and copies of relevant legal documents.
  
• - Answers to questions that appear especially frequently in this newsgroup.
  
• - Search and browse mail-order catalogs online. Focuses on standard U.S. mail-order product catalogs which have prices printed in them and are designed to help customers make a purchase immediately.
  
• - Tips and tricks from Sergey Brin, Google's co-founder and president.
  
• - Technical explanation of how the software works and the privacy implications associated with its usage.
  
• - Using Google to find fewer results, or exactly one result. How the craze began and how to do it. A list of the most recent successes.
  
• - Technical article explaining how Google responds to user queries.
  
• - Provides information and strategies concerning the Google search engine, PageRank, AdWords, and Adsense.
  
• - Interactive online tutorial on using the search engine includes tips and information on new services and features.
  
• - Presents explanations of thirteen "unique features".
  
• - A criticism of the Google Watch site; argues that it was founded after its author failed to obtain a good PageRank for one of his websites.
  
• - Collection of thumbnailed photographs from an enthusiast's trip to the GooglePlex.
  
• - Photographs of the hardware used in Page and Brin's research, and an article explaining the search engine's history.
  
• - The author describes his attempt to use AdWords as a means to distribute poetry and how he was eventually thwarted.
  
• - Ian Rogers attempts to explain how Google PR is calculated with example to illustrate his arguments.
  
• - Offering information and downloadable Excel spreadsheet to help visualize how PageRank is calculated.
  
• - Press releases and documents relevant to Google's IPO.
  
• - A criticism of Google; argues that Google's privacy policies are undermining the Web.
  
  

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