Daily SearchCast, Dec. 27, 2005: Ask Drops Jeeves Name In France, YouTube For Finding Video, A9’s Amazon Discounts And MSN’s Possible Pay To Search — Will They Win Searchers & More!

Today’s search podcast covers Ask Jeeves just becoming Ask for its French
site, part of future rebranding moves perhaps?; a patent revealing more on how
the Google Suggest query refinement tool works, Google to offer a feed API, a
new video search and sharing tool called YouTube, tips on tracking Santa for
next year, will sharing money with searchers win an audience for A9 and maybe
MSN and more!

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  • Ask Jeeves Drops “Jeeves” Part In France
  • MSN Updates Live.com Site With Changes/Improvements to “Search Experience”
  • New Microsoft Patent Apps Discusses the Building of Personalized Portals
  • Google Patent May Shed Light On Google Suggest & Speeding Up Search Results
  • CiteSeer Offers New Feature; Mirrors of Database Also Added
  • Google Feed API Coming
  • YouTube For Finding, Sharing Video
  • Google To Limit Photo Resolution Of Israeli Military Sites
  • Tracking Santa
  • BlogPulse Releases List of Top Blogs, Blog Posts, and More of 2005
  • The Top Searches of 2005
  • Google.org Site Updated With Info About Google’s Latest Grant
  • Sharing The
    Search Wealth At A9, MSN & The Drawbacks
  • German SEO Forums Launched
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