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The Best Search Engine You're Probably Not Using
Do you like privacy? Do you shun surveillance and eschew spam? Do you like simplicity? If you answered yes to any of those questions, you'll love DuckDuckGo.
DuckDuckGo is the brainchild of everyday American Gabriel Weinberg, and until news of the National Security Agency's widespread spying program broke last month
What's funny about DuckDuckGo, an apparently vigilant internet freedom fighter, is that its privacy features came almost as an afterthought. "I kind of backed into that," Weinberg told The Guardian this week. "It's hard to define my politics. I take every issue seriously and come to my own conclusion."
And suddenly, millions of people are taking the issue of privacy online seriously, too. After The Guardian broke the PRISM story on June 6, every day was a record-breaking one at DuckDuckGo, and by mid-July, the site was fielding 3 million search queries a day, almost double the number from the beginning of June. Weinberg says that the spike in traffic was purely word of mouth, buoyed by a few press mentions. "Our users know that we don't track and were telling their friends and family," he said.
There's more where that came from. With each wave of new visitors comes thousands more who realize that Google is not the only option for search along with the realization that Google collects and stores boatloads of data about you. Oh, and Google shares that data with the government
If this sounds like something you don't want to be a part of, start searching on DuckDuckGo. Since DuckDuckGo uses some 50 sources?including Bing, Yahoo! and Wolfram Alpha?for its search queries, you'll get results that look similar to what Google returns. DuckDuckGo even improves on traditional search engines in some ways; it combs through results, pulling out irrelevant links and spam and content farm fodder so that its returns are good and clean. Meanwhile, an anonymous search option uses Tor to route your query through a series of encrypted relays. You can even do voice search with a new-ish Google Chrome extension.
There are shortcomings, like the lack of an autocomplete feature. And as a general search engine, DuckDuckGo also won't give you results that are as precise as they'd be if you used a vertical search like the ones on Amazon, Facebook and YouTube. But don't worry: DuckDuckGo has thought of this, and has a solution that it calls Bang. You can redirect your search to specific sites by adding codes like "!amazon," "!fb," "!yt" and so forth to your search query. You can even ape Google result for result; just add "!g" to the search, and DuckDuckGo will run an encrypted (read: anonymous) Google search for you.
So that's DuckDuckGo. If you've heard of it but haven't tried it yet, give it a shot. If you've never heard of it, you're welcome. Here's your chance to keep your data away from the spies and the advertisers. while still getting great search results. And best of all, you'll look very hip and with it when your friends see you using a slick-looking search engine they've never heard of.
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Justin Timberlake Teases New Track 'Take Back The Night,' Coming ... Soon?
JT gave fans a taste of the next chapter of The 20/20 Experience, which drops on September 30.
By Brenna Ehrlich
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House GOP leaders look at splitting farm bill
WASHINGTON (AP) ? A month after suffering an embarrassing defeat, House Republican leaders are considering a new strategy to try to win support for the massive, five-year farm bill: splitting it into two separate measures, one for farm programs and one for food stamps.
It's an attempt to gather support from conservatives who voted against the $100 billion-a-year farm bill, and critics say it could lead to bigger cuts in both farm subsidies and the domestic food aid.
Republicans discussed the strategy in a Tuesday caucus meeting. Republicans are assessing support for the idea and a spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner says no decisions have been made on how to revive the bill.
The House rejected the farm bill in June by a vote of 234-195.
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A BlackBerry by any other name: Will it still keep losing customers?
At a shareholders' meeting on Tuesday, Research in Motion officially adopted 'BlackBerry' as the company?s name, and laid out plans for a turnaround. ? ?
The Canadian wireless company Research in Motion officially changed its name to BlackBerry at the company?s Tuesday shareholders meeting. The company had been using the name ?BlackBerry? since January 2013, but a legal name change required shareholder approval.
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But the company?s name change was tertiary in comparison to other items on Tuesday?s agenda.
During the shareholders meeting, Chief Executive Officer Thomas Heins?also laid out plans for BlackBerry Messenger to become a mobile social network, according to Bloomberg, though he admitted that the company has not successfully convinced American consumers of BlackBerry?s value.
Sales of the new line of BlackBerry Z10 devices missed company estimates, according to a Bloomberg report.
Mr. Heins sought to reassure shareholders. ?BlackBerry is still in the early phases of our transition,? he said as he asked for investors? patience.
In June, the company introduced the Q10 model in the United States. The model brought back the company?s signature keyboard, but still included a smaller touch screen.
Five months ago, BlackBerry?introduced the Z10 as the company's answer to iPhone and Android devices. It features a touch screen and keyboard, as well as a video camera.
The company announced it sold 2.7 million Z10 and Q10 smartphones in the first half of 2013, but the company?s share of the global smartphone market fell to 2.9 percent in March, surpassed by Microsoft.
In January 2013, singer Alicia Keys was appointed as Blackberry?s global creative director, as part of the company?s attempt to overhaul its image.?
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