Yep – just confirmed it. In Google, using a “|” equals using OR.
Example:
Libraries | technology – finds 16,200,000 hits
Libraries OR technology – ALSO finds 16,200,000 hits
Just one of those “hmmm” discoveries.
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Yep – just confirmed it. In Google, using a “|” equals using OR.
Example:
Libraries | technology – finds 16,200,000 hits
Libraries OR technology – ALSO finds 16,200,000 hits
Just one of those “hmmm” discoveries.
I just read about this on Research Buzz – Google is now indexing magazine articles and book exerpts! How cool is that?
Here’s how to search for them:
To find magazine articles, enter this:
libraries site:google.com inurl:articleid
To find book exerpts, enter this:
libraries site:google.com inurl:isbn
And to find both, do this:
libraries site:google.com inurl:isbn | inurl:articleid
My guess is the “|” must be similar to an OR search – never seen that one before. So, I’ll play around with it and try to figure it out a little.
Enjoy!
In the latest InfoWorld trade mag, there was an article on federated technology from a corporate point of view. Most of the article was boring, but there was one eye-opener, for me anyway: bank ATM machines are basically a federated system… wow! never thought of that before.
Four things yahoo can do that google can’t
Very cool stuff. How do they figure this stuff out? Sheesh.