Today’s search podcast covers Ask divorcing Jeeves; Google’s secret beta test
program for friends and family; new issues for Google in China; Google confirms
Traffic-Power was banned; another murder case gains evidence from desktop search
history; MSN offers prizes for searching and more!
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discussed.
- Wikipedia Editor Treats
Danny Sullivan Like a Spammer
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Farewell, Mr. Jeeves
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Google Extends Print Ads Deadline to 24th of February
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Google’s Trusted Tester Program For New Products
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HBO’s "The Sopranos" Uses Google Maps & AdWords for Show Promotion
- Google
License To Operate In China Questioned; Will Disclosure Have To Go?
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Statements To US Congressional Hearing On Chinese Internet Censorship
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Yahoo Asks for Help in Chinese Censorship Battle
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Google Launched Google China Blog
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Google To Be Dumped On Valentine’s Day Over China
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AOL Launches Test Chinese Portal
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Jack Ma to Keynote SES China
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Google Officially Confirms Traffic-Power Ban From Index
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Man’s Search Query to be Used in Court Case
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Microsoft Buys MotionBridge, A Mobile Search Company
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MSN Search
Updates Look and Search Results
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Hacking The MSN Search & Win Contest
- Current TV
Launched Google Current