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Yahoo: The WWW's oldest and most popular search service: approximately 150 human editors categorize approximately one million WWW sites with supplemental material coming from Inktomi.
LookSmart: Yahoo's closest rival
Snap: LookSmart's closest rival (backed by CNet and NBC)
Go / Infoseek: Uses an "ESP" search algorithm (backed by Disney)
About.com: Another site with hundreds of dedicated, topic-specific, human experts serving as guides to a host of topics including site reviews, feature articles and discussion
Open Directory: (Formerly NewHoo) also helps drive Netscape Search , Lycos and the Lycos derivative HotBot
Magellan Internet Guide: Excite - without all the "come-ons"
WWW Virtual Library: This distributed subject catalog was originally coordinated by CERN.
BUBL: British national information service for the higher education community
The Argus Clearinghouse: Another selective collection of topical guides
DisInformation: Just as "alternative" publications provide a different viewpoint on news stories and current events from that of their "network" cousins, DisInformation aims to put an alternative spin on searching for information by listing sites that might be missed elsewhere.
EINet Galaxy: The Galaxy is a guide to worldwide information and services and is provided as a public service by EINet and Galaxy guest editors. The information is organized by topic, and can be searched.
Inter-Links Internet Access: Rob Kabacoff's extensive Internet navigator, resource locator, and tutorial.

Search the Internet: Browse by Subject or Topic

Search the Internet:
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