Explaining what makes BBCi Search unique
Some of the supporting pages around the BBCi Search service have been changed this week, concentrating on what makes BBCi Search unique. There's an overview of the way we do UK weighting, which utilises Inktomi's geotargeting, alongside our own recommendations. There is also an explanation of how we additionally filter results to remove pornography and race hate to provide a family friendly search engine.
...and of more interest to the search engine promotion community, a slightly more detailed list of the criteria on which sites are judged in order to become BBCi Recommended.
Posted by Martin Belam, July 30, 2003
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