Google Testing New Indexing Approach

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6th June 2005, 11:18 AM

Username: Mr. Tech

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Google Testing New Indexing Approach

Google Testing New Indexing Approach

I've heard of another person testing this at another forum... I'll be interested to see the results.

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Since its inception, Google has tried to make sense of billions of Web documents and using advanced in-house technology. But now, Google is experimenting with a new concept to better its search crawlers: ask webmasters for help. The program, called Google Sitemaps, could revolutionize how the Web is indexed.

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