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"Keynote said it found that actual search results returned by the five search engines do not differ significantly." Really? Maybe not for some people, but when I'm researching a technical problem the bigger the bucket of info, the better.

For example: A search for "Linux" on Google turns up over 221 million references. MSN search could only cough up 1.4M.

The difference could be as simple as MSN just hasn't crawled the web for as long. But I doubt it.
Posted by: alterego_z   Posted on: 01/13/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Performance  alterego_z | 01/13/05
Hay stack  seosamh_z | 01/13/05
Measures of Performance: Precision and Recall  pvn | 01/18/05
Love this  Jeff Spicoli | 01/13/05
But I'll Bet  brble | 01/13/05
Bwahaha!!  Jeff Spicoli | 01/13/05
Sigh...  brble | 01/13/05
Apparently this doesn't render html like I thought...  brble | 01/13/05
Well if you worked in IT you'd know what you are doing  Jeff Spicoli | 01/13/05
No. You have to use these things  James T. Kirk | 01/13/05
So what you are saying is you don't trust poll results?  Squawkbox | 01/13/05
These days...  Jack-Booted EULA | 01/13/05
Riiiight. What did they use, a Magic 8 Ball?  James T. Kirk | 01/13/05
RE: Riiiight. What did they use, a Magic 8 Ball?  ajapierce | 01/13/05
b*llshit!  Roger Ramjet | 01/13/05
Shades of hotbot  vdraken | 01/13/05
Studies to the rescue...  low-life | 01/13/05
Inciteful  Roger Ramjet | 01/14/05
Foo you no clue boo me eat mud  chiwawa | 01/13/05
So far the competition bites  voska | 01/13/05
In-depth study  dcahillusa@... | 01/13/05
They didn't ask to me  jolumoar | 08/19/05

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