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Google & Search Engine Cached Pages Legal, If They Offer Opt-Out
Via Boing Boing and News.com, interesting news that a case saying the Google cache violates copyright has been ruled in Google’s favor.…
Microsoft Announces Two New Research Labs: Live Labs and Search Labs
Just weeks after announcing the formation of the Microsoft adLab, the company is announcing two new research labs, Microsoft Live Labs (MLL)…
Searching For a Better Image
Ask Jeeves has launched a brand-new image search service, using some innovative techniques to identify high-quality pictures on the web. How does…
U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy Asks Attorney General for More Info On Web Search Subpeonas
News.com reports that Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont has sent a letter to U.S. Attorney General, Alberto Gonzales, asking for more information…
Daily SearchCast, Jan. 25, 2006: Google Agrees To China Censorship; Searcher Views On Privacy; Yahoo Doesn’t Want To Be #2; New AdWords Software Editor Being Tested; Ask Gets Own Image Search & More!
Today’s search podcast covers Google agreeing to Chinese censorship demands; a poll about searcher views on the privacy of searches; Yahoo says it’s…
Daily SearchCast, Jan. 24, 2006: Private Versus Personally Identifiable Searches; Protecting Your Search Privacy; Google News Out Of Beta & More!
Today’s search podcast covers the difference between private and personally identifiable searches; the difficulty in protecting your search privacy; MSN blogs on the…
Another Google UI Test? Search Tips on Web Results Pages
It appears that I might have spotted yet another Google UI test or I’m very late to the party on this one.…
Ask Jeeves Launches (Beta) German Site
It’s official, but not a total surprise, since Barry first blogged reports about new European versions of Ask Jeeves appearing throughout Western…
Scoop: Google News Leaves Beta!
Google News has officially grown up, after more than three years in development. “Thats one beta down, only 237-ish to go!” qipped…
Search Data Request Has Searchers Pondering Their Next Query
After Subpoenas, Internet Searches Give Some Pause from the New York Times is a nice, reflective piece on how people might be…