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Turbo10 searches the hidden Web

Turbo10, the London based meta search engine, has been invited to demonstrate its so-called Deep Net search engine technology at the Twelfth International World Wide Web Conference in Budapest on May 20 - 24.

This new technology is based on a technical paper titled The Mechanics of a Deep Net Metasearch Engine.

It's all about "the hidden Web", really, and how to reach it. The hidden or deep Web is the part of the Internet that is not reached by regular search engines, mainly because the data is only accessible if you make use of database search forms -- which normal search engines do not.

These sources include various specialist databases administered by universities, libraries and government departments.

Moreover, while most metasearch engines retrieve data from the regular search engines and directories, Turbo10 fetches information from hundreds of topic specific engines.

Nigel Hamilton, Turbo10's CEO and Technology Director, adds that there is a wealth of information in specialist databases that we are now just starting to access.

Source: Pandia

Posted by karan at November 26, 2003 06:07 PM