Cuil

...on crazy-awesome Internet steroids." Some recent search startups such as Cuil and hakia have fallen far short of their hype, says Danny Sullivan, editor of Search Engine Land, an industry news site. Kosmix, he said, has had some success in...

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...search architecture and relevance methods for Stanford University and IBM. On top of the company's talent, Cuil raised a reported $33 million in venture capital. "In many ways, Cuil was the exception," Sullivan says. "They were one of the...

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...candidate. A search for "St. Louis, MO" initially returned zero results. Among others, search engine expert Danny Sullivan criticized Cuil for focusing on the size of its index-- a practice that fell into disfavor years ago, as engines...

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...the Web" and welcomed competition. Sullivan said he was unimpressed by Cuil's claim that its index includes more Web pages, noting that that could mean users are "overwhelmed by a whole bunch of junk." But he said that Cuil's new approach...

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"Cuil is an interesting play, but I think they are still going to have a real challenge in trying to overcome the inertia people have in switching search engines," said Danny Sullivan, editor-in-chief of the Search Engine Land blog.

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...blog. Sullivan also pointed out that Google hasn't publicly stated the size of its Web index in years, and that even if Cuil's is indeed three times as big, Google could quickly match that by simply becoming a bit less selective. Last...

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...all want to build the next great platform. Inside the struggle for Web supremacy "Anybody who thought [Cuil] was this Google killer can really see now that no, that's not going to happen today and the likelihood is that's not going to...

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