Released on = January 4, 2006, 3:44 am

Press Release Author = jaypro

Industry = Computers

Press Release Summary = Looking for something on the Web? Well, for sheer web
coverage there's Google, MSN, Yahoo and all the others. But what if something more
relevant is required? A new generation of search directories is taking Internet
searching in that direction.

Press Release Body = When an Internet searcher types something into their search
engine search box and hits Enter, they're gaining entry into the largest searching
technology available. No one can dispute that for selecting relevant information
from a mind-bogglingly large collection of data, the search engines are king.
But what if they're searching for something and, as well as relevant links, they'd
like to see some articles on the subject, some links to other articles and perhaps a
few sales offers? And if the keyword phrase that they've used is not bringing up the
results they expected, they could see what other people are using, and maybe they
could use their keyword phrase instead. Well, now they can. As everyone knows, nothing is impossible on the Internet and there is now a growing collection of directories that bring relevance and search choice bang up to date.

If you were interested in buying a digital camera you'd type 'digital camera' into
Google. You'd be rewarded with a staggering 112000000 results. All you'd have to do
is work their way through them until they found what they were looking for. But if
you were to go to www.digitalchoice.ws, a site specially set up for the digital camera searchers, you'd see a page containing, inthe traditional place for menu listings, down the left hand side, a list of the most commonly used search terms in the area of digital cameras, for example 'Canon digital camera' or 'Kodak digital camera 7430 zoom lens' along with hundreds of others. Clicking on each of these would take you to a page that contains, along with the ubiquitous Google Adsense ads, an article on the subject in question, or as near to it as the technology will allow, and a list of links closely related to the subject matter.