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Informatics A software tool–eg, www.google.com for finding information from various sources online, usually by typing a few keywords. See Keyword. Cf Web crawler.
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Google and other Web search sites have gotten so good that you typically don't have to seek out frequently asked questions archives (FAQs) or tech support forums at company Web sites or offered independently through the Web, e-mail, or Usenet.
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Google and other Web search sites have gotten so good that you typically don't have to seek out frequently asked questions archives (FAQs) or tech support forums at company Web sites or offered independently through the Web, email, or Usenet.
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Web search sites see clicks add up to big ad dollars [Business/Financial Desk].
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