DISQUS

the question remains on How they will go mainstream with a browser plug-in.

is this about a search api that was out there for years or something else? So far it did not help them, what's changed from now on?

That's a very good question on how many people really click on those links. I guess it's not many. Otherwise they would disclose that stats

I think that widgets should bring in new revenues, See on my blog http://blog.quintura.com

welcome to distributed web :)

Great idea, Nick! Please get Quintura site search widget for your site via http://affiliates.quintura.com

That's great statistics for search widgets! Please add Quintura search widgets (for site search and for web search) onto your review next time. For example, you can see Quintura search widget in the sidebar on AltSearchEngines.com at http://altsearchengines.com

Check a St. Valentine's Day search cloud on our site

Please check Quintura search cloud for easy web searching of topics related to St. Valentine's Day on http://www.quintura.com/?request=%20&search...

while they are busy merging or splitting-up, we will build a business that will disrupt their search business

I tend to think a genius venture lifetime in Olympic Games cycles. Only when the first cycle passes one should make a judgment re this venture.

Digital content distribution is hot now. See a deal in Russia on our blog.

It's time for web searching to change. Nice experiment but what will become mainstream?

I think the winner is going to be the one who will better promote among its users to vote for it :)

You can see how much they paid on http://ru.blognation.com

Here is information on what SUP paid: http://ru.blognation.com

I will nominate RuTube. Please see here why http://ru.blognation.com/2007/10/27/rutube-is-t...

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Andy,

Happy Thanksgiving from Russia!

We have created a special search cloud for Thanksgiving.

Please click the Thanksgiving tab on www.quintura.com to check the search cloud and then click the related topics to generate the search results.

To embed it onto your blog, click 'Embed' to get code.

Rob, I suggest to read my posts on Blognation Russia at http://ru.blognation.com
to get a feeling what is going on in Russia in Internet and mobile markets.

They should do a Russian version. It's a large market.

Congratulations to Properazzi and the others! I wish I was in Barcelona at that time :)

It may be explained that Amazon may want to launch a similar service to Zlio's one and thus cut a potential competitor off..

It may sound odd but they would buy bc they could not build a great social networking brand themselves.

Yes, it's powered by Yahoo! Image Search. Our Russian service at http://www.quintura.ru
pulls images from Yandex. It can be from any search engine's index.