The Open Directory Project, aka DMOZ.org, launched on June 5, 1998, eleven years ago today. DMOZ boosts tens of thousands of volunteer editors and millions of websites in more than a half-million ...

Getting Listed in Netscape’s Open Directory Project. When you are deciding on the major search engine directories that you want your website to be listed in, you should not overlook one of the ...

The Open Directory Project (ODP) is arguably the most widely distributed directory, although its home page, dmoz.org, is not widely known outside the Webmaster community. You’ve likely encountered ODP ...

The base of Mozdex is Nutch Project, an open source search group of developers. Additionally, Byron originally used the DMOZ Open Directory Project as a starting point to kick off Mozdex’s web ...

Similarly, searches for open directory or open directory project also don’t list the site at the usual dmoz.org address. Yes, the screenshot shows a page at search.dmoz.org — but normally, the ...

Debra Mastaler wrote has an excellent interview with the man in charge at DMOZ (Open Directory Project) at Search Engine Land named DMOZ: A Solid Directory Or The Great Pumpkin Of Search?. It ...

"It's a great idea to have an open-source search engine--much like an open-source directory" such as the Open Directory Project used by America Online and Google, Sullivan said.

Submitting To The Open Directory. The Open Directory Project (aka ODP or DMOZ) is a volunteer-built guide to the web. It is provided as an option at many major search engines, including Google (see ...

Over the past few weeks there has been some discussion in the forums about how the Open Directory Project has not been ... Forum discussion at Search Engine Roundtable Forums, Cre8asite ...

An emerging Web search effort called Nutch is out to keep Google, Yahoo and MSN honest--and improve the process of finding useful, noncommercial information on the Net. Project searches for open ...