Mashable points to the creation of a customized Google torrent search page. The site was not created by Google (a user did it) and the same functionality has long existed within Google. Yet the site obviously highlights some of the challenges of distinguishing between sites that offer the ability to search for torrents.
A Googlized Torrent Search Engine
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And it works!
http://bit.ly/google-torrent-works
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I find it interesting to note that this Google custom search tool is just returning results from torrent indexing sites (like the pirate bay)
to anon -VIVA LA METASEARCH TORRENT SITES!!!
yeah of cours thats the point with metasearch sites , like go-torrent.com and others , they are searching every torrent site around to make your search easier, for example when you search for a movie in go-torrent.com you are in fact searchin through piratbay,mininova and others so every time you search for something you’ll find it!!!!!
torrent is not created by google
google is a very famous search engine.torrent is not a part of google.
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Torrent Searches
http://www.SeekFreak.com/?Category=Torrents is a great torrent search tool. Dual search to compare the top torrent sites results from one page.