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  1. 96.6% of Wikipedia Pages Rank in Google’s Top 10

    While everyone has noticed Wikipedia dominating Google’s search results, this is a little outrageous. After grabbing 600 random pages from Wikipedia (using their special:random link), I conducted searches in Google for each of the titles of the Wikipedi
  2. Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: Evidence of attraction

    Wikipedia turned up in Google's top ten a whopping 81% of the time and in Yahoo's 77%, but it appeared in MSN's top ten just 38% of the time.
  3. Google-Wikipedia-MySpace - How Teenagers Hijacked the Internet

    if Website A has 700 incoming links from 700 different Websites and website B has 700 incoming links, all of them from various pages on MySpace, Website B will be ranked (much) higher in the search results. This holds true even when both Websites A and B

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