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Posted on 12/24/2007 12:12:19 AM PST by restornu
I don’t know if others have had this experience but I cannot find bio’s on News media or even resume be they reports, newscaster or as to where they gone to school what they like to eat, previous articles reported etc.
Is there a neutral or conservative search engine out there or are we at the mercy of spoil liberal brats!
The last three paragraphs are worth the read of this article along.
All I am saying there was a time you could look up someone bio or at least get a resume now that isn’t even available.
You don’t get advetizing $$ looking up you are me on google to see where we been and posted, yet we are there!
af_vet_rr
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GGLJ_enUS227US228&q=af%5fvet%5frr
for the left to check us out!
Google is well within their rights to deliver whatever type of content they’d like.
I agree but why are you and I being listed to where we been or posted?
healy61
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GGLJ_enUS227US228&q=healy61
That said, I sometimes can't Google-up an FR article I just read last week. (Sorry, but I find most alternate search engines clunky—including FR's).
Anyone know a better way to Google "free-republic"? (Other than adding "series", "yitbos", "ibz" and "hugh"). ;-)
Meaning there was a was a time if you google say Dan Rather you could get a bio years ago and during the Rather flap all you could get was a resume!
To me Bio’s start with your childhood on up and resume sort of one’s Ed, hobbies and work history!
Now you can get a sanitized version but in the past it there was nothing, I could not find out if he had children or was married etc it just wasn’t there.
Over the years he must have gotten into spats and nothing showed of his disputes with those he annoyed
The keyword searchs within FR work well. That's why it's important to get the correct key words in and not just use them as another way to anonymously comment. That said, if you go to Google and search for whatever it is you want to search for on FR and append the search with "site:freerepublic.com" Google will limit the hits you get to just FR.
For instance "'fred thompson' site:freerepublic.com" gives this result.
I think it’s time for an “Search Engine anti-censoship law” (making it illegal to boot any sites from its search engine keyword search). Google is playing monopoly in the Search Engine industry, and is beyond its limits that we can stand. We must stop this leftist crap braiwashing people around the world.
if not, they go to the back of the bus of ‘ next pages’
Nah - libs don’t blank things they disagree with....
Well, no, probably not. Kinda depends on who gets to define "quality news sources," though, dunnit? I mean, what with Owlgork sitting on Google's board and all, don't be surprised if, say, Bjorn Lomborg doesn't get the same algore-ithmic treatment that, oh, I dunno, "IPCC" gets.
I use PageBull which displays a picture of all the web pages it retrieves.
site:freerepublic.com "Does so"Find references to Google on FreeRepublic.com (first hit being this present thread) with:
site:freerepublic.com google
Yeah - that's the ticket.
We don't trust Google to be fair, so pass a law, so that the Federal Government will keep Google and the other search engines on the up and up.
We all know that the Federal Government (Congress and bureaucracy) is fair and balanced and unbaised and only looking out for the best interests of us private citizens, unlike private enterprise.
</sarcasm>
No ... the Feds have an even greater monopoly running than Google, so should be entrusted even less with yet more power.
So, you like to support the Stalinists and leftists rather than being a patriot? The Democratic Underground will probably like to invite a democrat supporter like you.
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