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Burien, Wash. - April 21st, 2005 -- The XML search engine FeedPlex was acquired by FyberSearch on November 1st 2004 and has now officially been released in beta. FeedPlex (http://www.feedplex.com) is a search engine that returns results in XML format, including RSS and RDF. FeedPlex was founded in the spring of 2004 by Sid Yadav and was acquired by the web search engine FyberSearch on September 1st, 2004. The XML files used in FeedPlex are crawled and cataloged by the FyberSearch web crawler FyberSpider. One bonus of having FyberSearch technology backing FeedPlex is that incoming links from non-XML web pages can be taken into consideration when ranking the XML files found in FeedPlex search results. Without FyberSearch, FeedPlex would have to crawl non-XML web pages for the sole purpose of counting the outgoing links but could not display them in search results because as they are not XML files. This would be a waste of computer resources. "I am very happy that FyberSearch's technology can be used to help organize XML data." Says Nathan Enns, Owner and Founder of FyberSearch. "This is just the beginning of what I plan to do both FyberSearch and FeedPlex." FyberSearch currently plans to continue developing FeedPlex with many advanced features, some personalization tools and a continuously growing index size. All feedback is appricated, especially as FeedPlex is still in beta testing stage. About FyberSearch: FyberSearch is a search engine technology company founded in November 2003 by Nathan Enns. FyberSearch operates several websites that provide Internet users with information processing services and website owners with tools to help them optimize/promote their website. FyberSearch's mission is to "provide revolutionary information retrieval and processing tools to all Internet users". Nathan Enns, Owner and Founder Company: FyberSearch URL: http://www.fybersearch.com Contact: http://www.fybersearch.com/contact.php ###
Burien, Wash. - April 12th, 2005 -- Paul Forster, the co-founder of the job search engine Indeed.com has been interviewed by Nathan Enns for publication on The Search Industry Blog. Indeed.com is doing some great things in the job search industry and helping many people find the jobs they are looking for. Indeed.com was founded by Paul Forster and Rony Kahan. There are 4 out of 9 questions listed below. To read the complete version with all 9 questions please go to http://blog.fybersearch.com/interview-with-paul-forster.php Question #1 Nathan Enns: Who initially founded Indeed.com and when was the project started? Paul Forster: I founded Indeed with my partner Rony Kahan. Our beta-site went live in November 2004 and we've been out of beta since March 25, 2005. Indeed can be found at http://www.indeed.com. Question #2 Nathan Enns: What background do you and Rony have in the search and/or job seeking industry? Paul Forster: Rony and I previously founded and managed Jobsinthemoney, the leading jobsite dedicated to finance professionals. Jobsinthemoney, which won Forbes Best Finance jobsite in 2003, was acquired in late 2003 by Financial News, a leading publisher for the investment banking, fund management and securities industries. Question #3 Nathan Enns: What future business development plans do you have for Indeed.com? For example, are you accepting investors or hiring? Paul Forster: We're focused now on building up our business infrastructure, enhancing our search technology and making sure our jobs index is as comprehensive as possible. A key aspect is building an excellent team of professionals in all areas. Question #4 Nathan Enns: I see a number on the front page of Indeed.com that tells us all how many jobs cataloged in the last 24 hours. Can you share any other index statistics with us such as the total number of jobs cataloged and the most jobs Indeed.com has ever cataloged in one day? Paul Forster: Indeed.com includes all the job listings from over 500 websites - major job boards, the top 200 newspapers, hundreds of associations and company career pages - and we continue to add new sites every day. We are adding around 100,000 fresh jobs per day, which remain in our index for 30 days. The complete interview that includes all 9 questions can be found at The Search Industry Blog owned by FyberSearch and managed by Nathan Enns at http://blog.fybersearch.com/interview-with-paul-forster.php About FyberSearch: FyberSearch is a search engine technology company founded in November 2003 by Nathan Enns. FyberSearch operates several websites that provide Internet users with information processing services and website owners with tools to help them optimize/promote their website. FyberSearch's mission is to "provide revolutionary information retrieval and processing tools to all Internet users". Nathan Enns, Owner and Founder Company: FyberSearch URL: http://www.fybersearch.com Contact: http://www.fybersearch.com/contact.php ###
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