Sentence examples for search content from inspiring English sources
If a publisher decides to opt out of Google News but still wants to be indexed on Google Search, content will show up in search results, but won't appear in the block of news results that sometimes shows up in Web Search.
With the Yahoo board's approval, Ms. Bartz entered into a significant search content deal with Microsoft's Bing search engine.
Microsoft followed up the agreement with Yahoo! by licensing search content from Wolfram Research, makers of the Mathematica-powered WolframAlpha scientific search engine.
He said: "Where initially there was organic search, content was put on Google and ultimately free, and then there became a market for a paid search, all thinking about how you get your content to the top of the stack.
Billing itself as a "personal magazine", Flipboard provides users with the ability to search content from different online publications, as well as aggregating articles from links posted to social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
Mr Murdoch may have vowed to remove News Corp stories from Google - but not all his footsoldiers are necessarily on the same page… Times Online search content producer Mariana Bettio, who spends her time coaching journalists to write for search engines, spoke passionately about the need to write Google-friendly headlines, in a presentation to journalists at News:Rewired in London.
In the search phase, the server knows nothing about the search contents and the underlying data.
Retrieved data: Server should not be able to distinguish between documents and determine search contents.
They search contents of files, such as e-mails, text documents, audio and video files, etc., inside a personal computer.
Search results can be shared with others, in an effort to make the most searched content go viral.
Analysts are warned to be careful when searching content for terms relating to UK citizens or people currently residing in the UK, as these searches could be successful but would not be legal without a warrant or similar targeting authority.
