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SEC Will Not Pursue Case Against Google

We’ve learned from an SEC 8-K filing that the Securities and Exchange Commission will not pursue a case against Google regarding the…

By Gary Price · 13 Jan 2005

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Complete Boston Globe Archive Set for Digitization

Word from the AP that the complete archive (both text and images) of the Boston Globe will be digitized and made full…

By Gary Price · 13 Jan 2005

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Google’s Mayer: Searcher Behavior & Google Factoids

If Google’s full of smart people, product manager Marissa Mayer’s one of the smartest there. She gave a talk at PARC on…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 Jan 2005

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WPP Pushing More Into Search Marketing

Ad agencies don’t get search? Well WPP Group says it gets it in a big way. From Revolution, WPP eyes world domination…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 Jan 2005

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Shopping Search, Contextual Ads & General Search Blogs Offered

I met up with Sean O’Rourke at our SES Chicago show who’s heavily into shopping search and threatened to launch a blog…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 Jan 2005

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Yahoo Testing Sponsored Links at Yahoo Auctions

A brief post on the AuctionBytes web sites mentions that Yahoo is running a test (this week only) and placing sponsored links…

By Gary Price · 13 Jan 2005

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Baby Yahoo is Born

No kidding. A Romanian couple have named their son Yahoo as a, “sign of gratitude for meeting over the Internet…” A bit…

By Gary Price · 13 Jan 2005

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SMA-UK At Halfway Point

From a mailing to those on the SMA-UK interest list, news comes that the group has half the 50 members it needs…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 Jan 2005

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2005 Ad Spend To Rise 30 Percent; Search In 2004 Ranked Third

A Deutsche Bank/MediaPost survey predicts ad spend will increase 30 percent in 2005. Looking back at 2004, 42 percent of ad spend…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 Jan 2005

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Yahoo & MSN Closing the Google Gap

While Big G continues to maintain its leadership position in the eyes of web searchers, a new study finds that Yahoo, MSN…

By Chris Sherman · 13 Jan 2005