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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 Schiffrin & Barroway providing the news.…

By Danny Sullivan · 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

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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

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MSN Employee Who Hacked AltaVista Pleads Guilty

A few eyebrows were raised last year when an MSN employee was accused of hacking into AltaVista. The actions happened before Laurent…

By Danny Sullivan · 11 May 2005

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After More Than A Year, Google Remains Without Chair

Over a year ago, Google CEO Eric Schmidt gave up his other title, that of chairman. Why? It’s a growing trend that…

By Danny Sullivan · 11 May 2005

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Search Agencies Rebrand, Expand

Search engine specialists: Agencies seek higher returns from Revolution looks at how several UK and Europe-based firms have renamed themselves. Reason? To…

By Danny Sullivan · 11 May 2005

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Let Me Guess: You’re Thinking of a Penguin…

Wouldn’t it be cool if search engines were so smart that they’d implicitly understand even our most complex information needs and provide…

By rumo · 11 May 2005

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Search Ad Prices Up 11% In April 2005

The average price for search ads rose sharply for the second month in a row, according to the latest Keyword Price Index…

By Danny Sullivan · 10 May 2005

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If Search Engines Could Read Your Mind

What if a search engine knew exactly what you were thinking, and unerringly provided perfect search results? The idea is not as…

By Chris Sherman · 10 May 2005

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Yahoo More Than Search, Says CEO & New Yahoo Music Service Coming Wednesday

Globes Online, a business news site from Israel, has just posted an article that several comments comments from Yahoo CEO, Terry Semel,…

By Gary Price · 10 May 2005

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Clusty, Snap, and Answers.com Profiled in Fortune

It’s always good to see some of the newer names in web search getting the mainstream notice that they deserve. This is…

By Gary Price · 10 May 2005

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Software Design Legend and Guru Heads to Yahoo

According to this report from Reuters, legendary software design guru, Larry Tesler, is leaving Amazon.com for a job at Yahoo where he…

By Gary Price · 10 May 2005

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Agreement Brings Product Info from Shopping.com to Answers.com

Word in this press release that Answers.com and Shopping.com have announced a partnership that will bring content from the shopping comparison engine…

By Gary Price · 10 May 2005

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Click Fraud: A Legal Look

Click fraud is a growing concern among search engine marketers, but who ultimately is to blame? Perhaps more importantly, what's being done…

By Grant Crowell · 09 May 2005

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Korea: Students Hop Aboard the Google Bus

Google wants a bigger piece of the Korean search market. So, in an effort to get more Koreans using Google, they’re travelling…

By Gary Price · 09 May 2005

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Flap Over Political Ads Underscores Problems With Google Delay In Reviewing Ads

More calls that Google might be to slow in reviewing ads to ensure they meet its guidelines are covered in this Media…

By Gary Price · 09 May 2005

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European Expansion & More In The Works At Ask Jeeves

Here are a few passages from a new Reuters article that takes a look at Ask Jeeves and their plans for growth…

By Gary Price · 09 May 2005

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So You’ve Attracted Searchers – Now What?

All too often it seems that search marketers have a sole objective of getting top-ten rankings in search results. While that’s a…

By rumo · 09 May 2005

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New: Visualize Yahoo Results with Grokker

One information visualization tool that’s received plenty of attention over the past few years is Groxis from Grokker. Today, the NY Times…

By Gary Price · 09 May 2005

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Converting Searchers to Buyers

Attracting people to your Web site through optimized content or sponsored links is just the first step in an effective search marketing…

By Chris Sherman · 08 May 2005

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