Daily SearchCast, Sept. 13, 2005: Microsoft Challenges, Yahoo’s Own Media Content, Fight Over Gmail, New Blog Search Tool, Katrina Missing Persons Search From Google, An API Search Tool, Google Force One & More!

Today’s search podcast cover Ask Jeeves’s CEO on future growth, Microsoft’s
growth issues, Yahoo doing its own media, Geico telling competitors not to buy
its name, a possible court fight over the term "Gmail," a interesting new blog
scanning tool, a Katrina missing persons search from Google, some new SEM tools,
a new way to find APIs, the Google Guys buying a Boeing 767 and more!

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  • Ask Jeeves CEO:
    We Rock, & Will Only Get Better
     
  • Challenges
    Microsoft Faces
     
  • Yahoo Hires
    Journalist As Media Company Begins Producing Its Own Media
     
  • Geico To
    Competitors & Affiliates: Don’t Buy Our Name!
     
  • Will GMail Be
    Taken to Court?
     
  • Yahoo Says It
    Must Follow Chinese Laws On Giving Info
     
  • New Memeorandum
    Great Blend Of Top Blog & News Material
     
  • More On
    Memeorandum
     
  • Scott Rafer Says
    Goodbye To Feedster
     
  • Google Katrina
    Search For Missing People & Info
     
  • New Katrina
    Missing Persons Meta Search Site & Spidering Issues With Red Cross Site
     
  • Looking for
    Katrina Images On Google & Yahoo
     
  • Fathom Launches
    Online Marketing Analytics Tool
     
  • WebPosition 4
    Released
     
  • Try WSFinder To
    Find Web Services & APIs
     
  • Yotophoto For
    Copyright Free Images
     
  • How To Get
    "Unsafe" Results At Google & Yahoo
     
  • On Designing a
    New Yahoo Home Page
     
  • Google Force One
    For The Google Guys?

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