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Search Engines
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Italian search engines in Italy are obviously in Italian but still worth using. We will add adresses as we learn about them.
We welcome suggestions and feedback, please write
Ciao * Italy
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- Alta Vista
The Italian version of Alta Vista.
http://www.altavista.it
- Arianna
Arianna, furnished by internet service provider Italia On Line, was
one of the first Italian search engines.
http://www.arianna.it
- Excite
Italia
The Italian version of Excite from the U.S., one of
the most
important search engines. http://www.excite.it
- Furnishing Planet
A search engine that specializes infurnishing links
to sites in
dedicated to home furnishings.
http://www.furnishingplanet.it
- Katalogo (Kata
Web)
Katalogo is the search engine of Kata Web, the
portal created by
one of Italy's leading daily newspapers La Repubblica. Katalogo also
offers shopping, chat, forums, the possibility to put your photographs
on line, and videos. http://www.katalogo.it
- Lycos
Italia
The granddaddy of search engines, which originated at Carnegie-Mellon
University, Lycos has now arrived in Italy.
http://www.lycos.it
- SuperEva
A search engine as well as a portal and Internet Service Provider geared
towards creating a community for women on the web offering chat, web
space, email, and free access to Internet. Created by Dada, the first
Internet provider in Florence. Email: scrivimi@supereva.it
http://www.supereva.it
- Virgilio
Virgilio was the first Italian search engine. It
now features a
new aid to searching called "Amico" (friend) which works with Windows
and can be downloaded from the site. It places a little magnifying
glass on the monitor, and when it is placed over a word on Virgilio's
web it will explore the links available for that word.
http://www.virgilio.it
- Yahoo Italia
Jerry Yang and David Filo elaborated their personal bookmark lists while
students at Stanford University in California, and Yahoo was born. What
makes Yahoo different from automatic search engines is the editors who
examine webs for suitability and catalog them subjectively.
http://www.yahoo.it
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