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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A search engine startup promises to deliver more targeted results on queries about people, whether it's your ex-girlfriend, the guy from the bar last night, or Paris Hilton.
The idea is to help you avoid sorting through the thousands of results — the vast majority likely to be irrelevant Web pages — delivered by the major Internet search companies.
Menlo Park-based Spock Inc. scours sites such as News Corp.'s MySpace, Wikipedia, LinkedIn and Yahoo Inc.'s Flickr and compiles biographies of real people — alive, dead, famous or obscure, from New York to New Delhi.
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