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On the eve of Google’s initial public offering, new surveys and traffic data confirm that search engines have become an essential and popular way for people to find information online. A nationwide phone survey of 1,399 Internet users between May 14 and June 17 by the Pew Internet & American Life Project shows:

• 84% of internet users have used search engines. On any given day online, more than half of those using the Internet use search engines. More than two-thirds of Internet users say they use search engines at least a couple of times per week.
• The use of search engines usually ranks only second to email use as the most popular activity online. During periods when major news stories are breaking, the act of getting news online usually surpasses the use of search engines.
• There is a substantial payoff as search engines improve and people become more adept at using them. Some 87% of search engine users say they find the information they want most of the time when th ey use search engines.
• The convenience and effectiveness of the search experience solidifies its appeal. Some 44% say that most times they search they are looking for vital information they absolutely need. COM Score Networks tracking of Internet use shows that among the top 25 search engines:
  • Americans conducted 6.7 billion total searches in December.
  • 44% of those searches were done from home computers, 49% were done from work computers, and 7% were done at university-based computers.
  • The average Internet user performed 33 searches in June.
  • The average visit to a search engine resulted in 4.4 searches.he average visitor scrolled through 1.8 result pages during a typical search.
  • In June, the average user spent 41 minutes at search engine sites.
  • COM Score estimates that 40-45 percent of searches include 1sponsored results.
  • Approximately 7 percent of searches in March included a local modifier, such as city and state names, phone numbers or the words “map” or “directions.”
  • The percentage of searches that occurred through browser toolbars in June was 7%

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Credit and thanks to  : Mr. Nara Krisna

Hackers took over the Golkar Party’s official website Friday to denounce a new bill that outlaws adult content online.

The international news section of the website was filled with a message that read: “… Sorry Mr. Admin, this is just a message to Mrs. Roy.”

Clicking on the message linked viewers to another page headed by the Golkar Party symbol with images of three bare-shouldered women, one with the pasted-on face of telecommunications expert Roy Suryo.

The website was back to normal by Friday afternoon. However, a hacker did leave another short message, “Thank you, Golkar, for an easily detected security hole.”

Golkar’s was the second website to come under attack by hackers after the government announced it would block access to all pornographic websites as part of the newly passed bill on electronic information and transactions.

The bill threatens to jail users and providers of pornographic websites for six years. The House, where Golkar controls the most seats, unanimously endorsed the bill.

On Thursday, the official website of the Communications and Information Ministry was hacked for several hours.

Telecommunications expert Roy Suryo, who played a key role in drafting the bill, claimed the attack on the ministry’s website was revenge from those who frequented pornographic sites.

Deputy Chief of Golkar’s communication and information division, Achmad Annama, said Friday the party would report the attack to the police.

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