List of Search Engines - Defunct or Acquired Search Engines

Defunct or Acquired Search Engines

  • AlltheWeb
  • Brainboost (Public engine no longer exists, acquired by Answers, Inc.)
  • BRS/Search (now OpenText Livelink ECM Discovery Server)
  • Btjunkie
  • Cuil
  • ChunkIt! (now "yolink!") (Public engine no longer exists)
  • Direct Hit Technologies (acquired by Ask Jeeves in January, 2000)
  • Google Answers
  • IBM STAIRS
  • Infoseek
  • Inktomi
  • Kartoo
  • LeapFish (Public engine no longer exists)
  • Lotus Magellan
  • MetaLib (Public engine no longer exists)
  • mozDex (No longer exists)
  • Myriad Search (No longer exists)
  • Overture.com (formerly GoTo.com, now Yahoo! Search Marketing)
  • PubSub
  • RetrievalWare (acquired by Fast Search & Transfer and now owned by Microsoft)
  • Scroogle (Google Scraper)
  • Singingfish
  • Speechbot
  • Sphere
  • Tafiti
  • Wikia Search
  • WiseNut
  • World Wide Web Worm

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