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Google Turns 7, Expands Search Index

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Google Turns 7, Expands Search IndexGoogle Turns 7, Expands Search Index

Posted by: Tweaker
Date added: 09:24, 28th September 2005 GMT
Source: Beta News

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As part of its seventh birthday celebration, Google on Tuesday announced it has expanded its search index, but will no longer offer a specific count of indexed Web documents on its homepage. Instead, Google simply claims that its search is three times larger than rivals.

Although Google will not provide numbers, which it explains "vary greatly and are no longer easily comparable," the company says the new index is 1,000 larger than when Google first launched. But quality is important when it comes to search results, not quantity. To that end, Google is asking its users to see for themselves which search engine is bigger and not fall prey to basic index size measurements.

"Come up with a search query that's special to you (your name, your elementary school, and your favorite animal, for example) - a combination of words that is likely to exist on just a few web pages out of the billions we've indexed, a few needles scattered in the Internets endless haystack," says Google software engineer Anna Patterson.

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