From the February 2005 Scientific American Magazine | 1 comments
A similar search engine that also employs visualization is Kartoo. It is a so-called metasearch engine that submits the user's query to other search engines and provides aggregated results in a visual form. Along with a list of key terms associated with various sites, Kartoo displays a "
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