Daily SearchCast, Sept. 21, 2005: Google Sued Over Library Scanning Project, Cool Tool For Web Research, Microsoft Reorganizes & More!

Today’s search podcast covers Google being sued over the program that scans
books for inclusion to Google Print, a cool utility helpful for net research,
car buyers turning to search, Microsoft reorganizing and more!

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are links with more information about the stories that were discussed.

  • Google’s
    Library Scanning Project Heads to Court
     
  • Google
    Wants to Be Your IE7 Default Search Engine
     
  • Google’s
    Philosophy: Then and Now
     
  • A Versatile
    Web Research Tool
     
  • Search
    Drives One In Five Visits To Car Sites
     
  • Microsoft
    Announces Management Reorganization; Is it a Reaction to Google?
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