Search has got to be the most masculine of the Internet business spaces, a fact revealed by the endless preening over size and speed more reminiscent of the auto industry than the traditionally female owned information retrieval space (madam librarian!). This is much evidenced in the latest show of peacock feathers by Google and Yahoo...

How Many Pages in Google? Take a Guess - New York Times

"In response, Yahoo issued a statement saying: "We congratulate Google on removing the index size number from its home page and recognizing that it is a meaningless number. As we've said in the past, what matters is that consumers find what they are looking for, and we invite Google users to compare their results to Yahoo Search.""

Sound familar ladies?

HAH. That's beautiful. Boys and their search toys.

Nice blog.I enjoyed reading this.
Nick
http://www.yahoo.com

"what matters is that consumers find what they are looking for, and we invite Google users to compare their results to Yahoo Search."
Both Google and Yahoo are macro content providers and in most pages they provide some of the content is relevant and some not. you have to experience a microcontent engine like QTsaver in order to stop playing masculine games and start the feminine ones.

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