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247 Billion emails sent daily 4.4 Billion page views monthly Twitter
234 Million websites 27.3 Million tweets daily
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search criteria once and access several
search engines simultaneously.
Î Sends user requests to several other
search engines and/or databases and
aggregates the results into a single list.
Î Metasearch engines operate on the
premise that the Web is too large for any
one search engine to index.
Î Comprehensive search results are
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disseminated through social Î People Focus
interaction, created using highly Î Myspace
accessible and scalable Î Bebo
publishing techniques. Î Facebook
Î The heavy utilization of Social Î Hobby Focus
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current period in time will be Î Photobucket
defined as the ³Attention Age´. Î Kodak Gallery
Î The main types of social Î Business Focus
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Î Photos

Î Scores

Î Home Venue

Î Blogs

Î Local Tournaments

Î Standings

Î Schedule
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Î County Criminal Search

Î County Civil Search

Î Property Assessors Office

Î Local Volunteer Activities

Î Local Utilities

Î Sex Offenders

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content that is not part of the surface Web, which is indexed
by standard search engines.

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dragging a net across the surface of the ocean; a great deal
may be caught in the net, but there is a wealth of information
that is deep; and therefore missed.

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Î Expansion of Like Minded Sites

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18 men who take turns posing as pierogies in a
crowd-pleasing race after the fifth inning of
every game at PNC Park, was    by
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Frank Coonelly, general manager Neal
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Huntington through the 2011 season. That
means a 19-straight losing streak. Way to go
Pirates.'´