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Search Engine Origins
“Scott E” over at Library House‘s Venture Blog (which has nothing to do with libraries, really) has researched the location of Read/Write Web’s “Top 100 Alternative Search Engines.” For what it’s worth, four are located in Canada:
Although, the article doesn’t say which search engines are located in the various places.
Hi Simon – I’m planning on posting a full spreadsheet of which engines appeared in which places. I was hoping to get some feedback on the last six which I couldn’t identify by posting them in the comment on the R/W web post. If you know anything about fybersearch.com, gnosh.org, mrquery.com, pipl.com, sidekiq.com, or planetsearch.com do let me know.
You might also be interested in our worldwide VC rankings where Quebec, Ontario, and BC were in the top 25 beating out many other states, provinces, and countries.
http://www.libraryhouse.net/blog/2007/02/21/worldwide-vc-rankings-explained/