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Class Action Lawsuit Against FindWhat Over Alleged Securities Fraud

A class action lawsuit against FindWhat over alleged securities fraud has been filed. Or maybe that’s lawsuits. Here’s the law firm of…

By Danny Sullivan · 12 May 2005

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Refinery Acquires directMASS Search Agency

Another search marketing firm gets acquired — this time, directMASS, by interactive firm Refinery, which counts Campbell Soup and Comcast among its…

By Danny Sullivan · 12 May 2005

Industry

Yahoo Adds New Option to Advanced Search Page

I just noticed that Yahoo has tweaked their advanced search page. You’ll now see an new option that allows you to limit…

By Gary Price · 12 May 2005

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AutoBaron For Visual Car Shopping

Buying a car? AutoBaron is an interesting new site that lets you find the best deal using a chart format. It’s one…

By Danny Sullivan · 12 May 2005

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Dogpile Enhances Meta Search, Offers Comparison Tools

Dogpile has redesigned its meta search site and introduced a nifty new utility that visually displays the overlap (or lack thereof) of…

By Chris Sherman · 11 May 2005

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Online Poker Searches Not Driving Wikipedia Popularity

Did Wikipedia's recent rise in popularity have more to do with a link bombing campaign by some bloggers to push Wikipedia into…

By Danny Sullivan · 11 May 2005

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New Google Toolbar 3 With AutoLink Leaves Beta

Google has released an update of its Toolbar for Internet Explorer, addressing many of the concerns with the controversial AutoLink feature that…

By rumo · 11 May 2005

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Google Makes An Acquisition: Dodgeball.com

Reuters is reporting that Google has acquired dodgeball.com. Will Sergey, Larry, and Eric soon be out there promoting dodgeball games around the…

By Gary Price · 11 May 2005

Industry

Yahoo Names Carat, Outrider As Strategic Providers

Yahoo has named Carat Interactive and Outrider as Strategic Providers, the highest level of its Yahoo Search Marketing Ambassador Program. The two…

By Danny Sullivan · 11 May 2005

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AOL Launching Free Email But Not “Creepy” AdSense Ads

AOL is to offer free web-based email, initially to users of its AIM instant messaging client, then later to anyone. The move…

By Danny Sullivan · 11 May 2005