No. Both the results they cough up and the coding behind them usually belong to companies and individual people. Unless the creator of the search engine specifically states otherwise, search engines are not in the public domain.
Domain extensions
The pictures as shown by Search Engines belong to someone. You cannot use these pictures, unless they belong to public domain or under creative commons license. In case, if the website owner or the contributor grants you the license to use it, then only you can.. Alternatively if you want to search these public domain photos, you can type in "Public Domain Pictures" or "Free to Use" stock photos, pictures, etc. in Search Engines. There are many sites which provide with "Free for Commercial Use", "Free for Personal Use" pictures, icons, etc.
Type public domain patriotic songs into a search engine. You will find your answer. This song is in public domain.
One of the engines allow one to find a domain name for their company is the Go Daddy engine. It also allows companies to purchase domain names as well.
All engines for searching these days have their own websites. These engines by definition are online resources, and therefore, require a domain or website to function.
Public domain images are images that are not owned by an individual. They are publicly available images that are free for use. A quick search on the internet resulted in indexes of public domain image databases.
A public URL is a URL that can be asked by anyone on the Internet as it is indexed by search engines.
Any photograph taken before 1923 is public domain. Google search this question and you will obtain much more information on the subject.
Dot CN was a CCdomain (country code) and was indexed as a local domain in the search engines. Now that it was categorized as TLD, it will be indexed as a globaldomain.
Dot CN was a CCdomain (country code) and was indexed as a local domain in the search engines. Now that it was categorized as TLD, it will be indexed as a globaldomain.
There are two types of search engines 1. Hybrid search engines 2. Meta search engines
By create the xml-sitemap for that particular domain & submitted into search engines. For particular web pages we can do submit it into the Particular search engine directory. By the use of webmaster submitted in it.