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David C asked:
Plain & Simple:
Plain & Simple:
1. I want to create my own search engine.
2. I want to custom-brand the search engine.
3. Yes, in other words, I want to create my own “Yahoo!” or Google.
4. I am not interested in hearing your views regarding market dominance and how it interferes with the feasibility of this project.
5. I do not want the Google custom search module on my site, as it is NOT custom branded AND it limits my searches to the Google world.
Everybody, I want to thank you all for your answers. I’ve gotten some really useful input from some of you. Please, keep the answers coming, I think this is a question that many people are interested in.
August 17, 2009 at 10:56 am
buy a spider or crawler ….or hire a development team
August 20, 2009 at 10:29 pm
Your too late. It’s been done.
August 23, 2009 at 7:36 pm
How can you create your own search engine like Yahoo! or Google?
The world wide web is owned by a private company in Virginia, I think it’s in Langley Virginia.
You have to have the electronic equipment and pay the company an annual fee to register, and then you are licensed to operate with your chosen name provided no other operator has that name.
When you do, please create a BETTER Answers than the yahoos at Yahoo have created! I already use Mail.com for my electronic messages because MSN, Hurtmail and Yahoo are so horrible! Please hurry!
August 26, 2009 at 6:00 am
buy yahoo and microsoft..
or call bill gates and ask him if he want 2 sell with lower price..
search engine is a big structure..you need a team..huge team..to make it different..
it only be powered by google or yahoo..next ten years i dont know what
August 26, 2009 at 4:29 pm
wouldn’t that cost alot?
August 28, 2009 at 11:43 pm
Well firstly I’d say go and find a computing science / software engineering course/institution which features at least one class on information retrieval, distributed systems and discrete math (if you need it) and get an A+ in them, then find an academic willing to let you prototype your industry-scaled search engine as a student project (good luck, you’ll need it)
Secondly, you’ll need a fair amount of money to pay for:
– lots of clustered computers (to construct, store and retrieve indices at a decent rate)
– lots of internet bandwidth (to poke about the web at a half-decent rate), or some other way of getting the required data regarding web structure and content.
As for a web spider, write your own – it’s the easiest part of such an endeavour and if you can’t do that, you’re biting off far more than you can chew in attempting a fully-featured google/yahoo scale search engine which can compete (in terms of performance and appropriate results rate) with yahoo or google.