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| URLwire for Monday, April 23, 2001 | |||||
| New Search Engine Spider Crawls Web | |||||
| A new search engine using spider technology is "crawling" the net. Located at http://www.Aesop.com , the crawler began crawling in January, 2001 and opened its doors to searchers today after having indexed 2.5 million unique web pages | |||||
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The term "spider" refers to any automated technology that captures information from a website and follows links (or "crawls" with "bots") to find more information. AltaVista (NAS:CMGI) and Google are two well known examples. True spider search engines are so rare because the technology required to manage the mountains of data involved is quite complex. In the upcoming weeks, Aesop.com will also announce new search technology that will change the way searchers find information. "Our slogan is: 'Find it here - faster.' We intend to greatly cut down the amount of time it takes for searchers to find information on the net. We will release the new technology responsible for this in the next few weeks," said Joyner. "We realize that there are already
many search engines in existence, but we believe we can make a significant
contribution to the Internet community by offering a new paradigm that
will cut down the amount of time it takes searchers to find relevant information,"
finished Joyner. Aesop is an Internet software and services firm
based in Los Angeles, California. Aesop has been in business since
1994 and has created some of the most widely used Internet business applications
in existence. One of these applications, ROIbot is currently used
by over 60,000 Internet businesses on a regular basis. Mark Joyner is widely
recognized as one of the top Internet Marketing experts in the world, and
is the author of 1,001 Killer Internet Marketing Tactics. For more information
please contact Mark Joyner or publicist Anne Marie Baugh at (888) 260-4484.
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