Google has taken another step in its effort to shed light on the so-called “Dark Web” with an announcement that its engine can now search scanned documents in Adobe Systems’ PDF format.
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Scanned PDFs will now be searchable
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FanSnap(SM)
The live event ticket search engine for fans, today announced the launch of the public beta of its site, www.fansnap.com, which displays the latest ticket-level detail results from more than 50 of the leading ticket providers.
FanSnap provides free ticket search results for dozens of the leading ticket providers, including Ace Ticket, AllShows.com, Barry’s Tickets, Gold Coast Tickets, Las Vegas Tickets, RazorGator, and StubHub.
Our detailed ticket-level search results are made possible by the combination of strategic industry partnerships and systems integration, as well as our FanSnap TicketData(SM) systems and patent-pending dynamic FanSnap Maps(SM).
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Search engines to appeal against German copyright ruling
Last month saw verdict go against them in Hamburg as Michael Bernhard and Thomas Horn took Google and several other search engines to the district court. The search engines - Google, Deutsche Telekom, Freenet.de and AOL Germany - are appealing against the decision but no date has yet been set for the Hamburg court to hear their case.
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Search engine startup SearchMe cuts 20 percent of staff
The latest startup to pare down is search engine SearchMe, a company with high-profile investors and a warchest of nearly $40 million. The Mountain View, Calif. company raised a $12.6 million round in May from Sequoia Capital, DAG Ventures, Deepfork Capital and Lehman Brothers Venture Capital.
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