Two Reader Suggestions
March 7, 2007
First, check out Research Google, a CSE rolled by reader Chris that includes 160 or so Google related sites.
Then, check out cRANKy, which is "age relevant" search, thanks to reader Joel.
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Is it necessary to be a owner of web site to run the Google Adsense?
Thanks very much for the hat tip John! Lots of people really seem to like it already, but I'm still tweaking so let me know if you have any good ideas.
Here is another CSE you may like to check out... www.duzzio.com. with Duzzio you can search a growing list of more than 2500 Web 2.0 companies and see what the most relevant bloggers have said about them.
@Suresh: You don't need to be the "owner" per se, but you would need direct access to the website itself (i.e. a third-party consultant or an IT person could do it, given permission). Otherwise, that'd be hacking.
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