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WebCrawler

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WebCrawler

(1) A search portal that searches other search engines for results, provides yellow and white page lookup and offers three levels of searching: general Web pages, news and photos. It also provides featured listings and site recommendations by category. The site is run by Infospace, Inc., which also owns the MetaCrawler.com and Dogpile.com brands. For more information, visit www.webcrawler.com. See Web search engines.

(2) A Web crawler. See spider.

(World-Wide Web)WebCrawler - A free World-Wide Web search engine developed by Brian Pinkerton at the University of Washington and now moved to America Online, Inc. WebCrawler collects URLs by searching the Internet and allows users to perform keyword searches through a World-Wide Web browser.

http://webcrawler.com/.


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The article describes some of the issues involved in indexing and searching electronic material, either gathered by a WebCrawler or as part of an in-house document collection, and points to areas of active research interest.
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