Proving that new ideas in Internet search still do exist (sorry, Google), Paglo, a new search engine just for IT geeks, launched today. TechCrunch has the scoop: "Its crawler doesn't index documents, images, and other forms of media found on the internet. Rather, it identifies the resources within a corporate or organizational network (such as devices, users, and software) and essentially makes the information available about them Google-able."

While specialized search tools do exist (dictionary.com qualifies here), this is one of the first search engines for a specific sector. Although most entrepreneurs tend to see the search market as cornered (entirely engulfed?) by Google, Paglo represents a different way of thinking where highly specialized search devices operate in tandem with Google.

Any thoughts about specialized search for people in various industries, or with specific interests? Paglo is a little different, because it catalogues information hosted on your own computer or server. But Internet search could likely be compartmentalized in the same way. Is there a market for this, or are techies the only ones who find this useful?