Google/.network Search Engine:
Google/Dotnetwork Search Engine
Notice that a radio
button is set to Google
the Web.
You can select another button to search inside one of
the websites of The
Network.
You will find the Google/.network search engine on many of
our webpages available to query the Web only. If that's the case, you will
most likely see a powered by
Google link which can be selected to bring the additional radio buttons
back into play.
You can go to the
homepage of a .network website to select SEARCH, in which
case you access the Google/.network search engine ready
to query inside. For example, go
to the homepage for Find Me Here.com. Note that the page you access
is one of three in a looped series. You move back and forth through
the series by using navigation buttons ... examples
shown are set to move you into the series of pages, each for a different
website of The Network.
The Network is for Searching
go back
The Enterprise and Economic Development Glossary
a resource of the .network library
google:
... The verb to
google (also spelled to Google) refers to using the Google search
engine to obtain information on the Web (source).
Writing google or the word googling without
capitalizing the G is considered slang ... a
generic adaptation of a proper name implying
that one is searching the Web. Google
is a
proper
name ... spelling should be case
sensitive; nevertheless, in today's fast paced text
messaging there is an exception. It is considered OK,
if not down right welcomed efficiency, to communicate using all
lowercase text.
While trying to find a domain name for their search engine Google
developers considered googol, meaning a
very large number (googol is 10 raised to the power
of 100, i.e., the number 1 followed by 100 zeros) but the word was
misspelled to create Google (see below).
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