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Every time a new video containing the tag "iraq" is added to Google video, it will be
automatically added to your blog feed. Unfortunately, this hack does not work with
Google search; that would be a very nice feature. Google Blogsearch and News
have RSS/Atom feed options already built into them."
Getting around Google's keyword restriction for filetvpe: searches. The Google
fi/etype: syntax requires a keyword. To get around the requirement for a keyword,
use the filetype extension as the keyword, e.g., [filetype:pdf pdf].
Google's "synonym" (related term) search. If you place a tilde (-) in front of a
keyword, Google will search for the keyword and for its synonyms. For example, a
search for ["computer -security"] will find not only security but also vulnerability,
encryption, secure, firewall. As you can see, this is not a search for synonyms but for
related terms.
47 lonut Alex. Chitu, "Secret Feeds in Google Video," Google Operating System, 12 September 2006,
(5 October 2006).
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