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New Google Garb for Sale

Those of you who like to “wear” Google will be interested to know that a couple of new items are now for…

By Gary Price · 11 Jan 2005

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Web Search Clustering from Microsoft (and other Clustering Tools)

Yesterday, we blogged about a discovery that allows you to receive MSN Search Beta results via RSS. It will be interesting to…

By Gary Price · 11 Jan 2005

Industry

Marckini On 2005 SEM Predictions

The SEM CEO’s Predictions from ClickZ has iProspect’s Fredrick Marckini looking at what’s to come in 2005. Search will get more tightly…

By Danny Sullivan · 11 Jan 2005

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MSN Search Beta To Be More Exposed To The Public

The MSN Search Beta opened to the public some time ago, but only those actively seeking it out really got to try…

By Danny Sullivan · 11 Jan 2005

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RocketNews Adds Local Television News Content

RocketNews continues to be a news search tool that I use on a very regular basis. I often spot articles and postings…

By Gary Price · 11 Jan 2005

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A Few Thoughts About Yahoo Desktop Search

As Chris wrote about for SearchDay, Yahoo has just released their desktop search app. I’ve had a chance to use the latest…

By Gary Price · 11 Jan 2005

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SMA-NA Forming – Now A Direct Challenge To SEMPO?

Last year, the Search Marketing Association formed chapters in the UK and Europe. Now one for North America is being founded, with…

By Danny Sullivan · 11 Jan 2005

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Yahoo Launches Desktop Search

Long anticipated, Yahoo's new Desktop Search beta is a solid contender in the increasingly crowded desktop search playing field.

By Chris Sherman · 11 Jan 2005

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Yahoo Weighs in with Desktop Search

Long anticipated, Yahoo finally released its desktop search application a few moments ago. Overall, I’m impressed with the product, even though it’s…

By rumo · 10 Jan 2005

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Montoring Super Bowl Ad “Buzz”

We’re seeing more and more interest in mining the web, blogosphere, and other publications to track buzz about companies, products, people, etc.…

By Gary Price · 10 Jan 2005