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Google Toolbar NOT For Entertainment

Earlier I’d blogged how a forum poster said they were told by Google support that the Google Toolbar PR values are “for entertainment purposes only.” Now GoogleGuy —…

By Danny Sullivan · 02 Dec 2004

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Behind The Scenes Of Google’s Tech

The magic that makes Google tick from ZDNet has a look at technical details behind delivering Google searches. But, I’ve got a…

By Danny Sullivan · 02 Dec 2004

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Most Of Google Remains In Beta

Google’s release of a new Google Groups service today ironically causes the majority of features offered via the Google home page to…

By Danny Sullivan · 02 Dec 2004

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New Google Groups Opens To Public

The new Google Groups service unveiled in beta form last May has now officially replaced the old Google Groups, exposing more Google…

By Danny Sullivan · 02 Dec 2004

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Google Management Doing Lots of Talking

Lot’s of comments from Google’s management in the past day or so on a variety of issues. Here’s a roundup: + We…

By Gary Price · 02 Dec 2004

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Breaking Out Of Google’s Beta Limbo

Most of Google's major features remain in beta status, underscoring the company's poor track record of delivering final products.

By Danny Sullivan · 02 Dec 2004

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Shopping Search Around the World

Although U.S. based shopping search and product comparison services receive the lion's share of traffic, other services are emerging throughout the world…

By Chris Sherman · 02 Dec 2004

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Eugene Garfield: The Father of Citation Analysis

With so much talk about PageRank, web link analysis, and citation linking these days, I think featuring a link to Jacso’s interview…

By Gary Price · 01 Dec 2004

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Google Scholar Documentation and Large PDF Files

Google would be doing themselves a favor in offering better documentation and disclosure about what Google Scholar does and doesn’t offer. Yes,…

By Gary Price · 01 Dec 2004

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Overture Settles With Geico Over Trademark Case

While Geico and Google are still heading to court, as blogged yesterday, MediaPost reports that Geico and Overture have reached a settlement:…

By Danny Sullivan · 01 Dec 2004

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Shopping Search Tips For Advertisers & Merchants

Chris has blogged earlier about articles appearing this week as part of SearchDay’s Shopping Search Week 2004. In addition, he’s also drafted…

By Danny Sullivan · 01 Dec 2004

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What’s New at NexTag, PriceGrabber, Shopping.com and Yahoo Shopping

Shopping search isn’t just about finding the lowest price on products any more. The major shopping and product comparison services have significantly…

By rumo · 01 Dec 2004

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China Blocks Google News — So Bring On The Disclosure

China’s Google Block Sparks Media Group’s Protest from InternetNews.com (spotted via Search Engine Guide) brings confirmation from Google that China is indeed…

By Danny Sullivan · 01 Dec 2004

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Google Files to Toss Out Patent Suit

This is an update/clarification about a law suit recently filed by Google that we posted about earlier today. Here’s the update: The…

By Gary Price · 01 Dec 2004

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Working With Google Scholar — And More Approved Cloaking

Leigh Dodds provides a great rundown in his Google Scholar piece about one aggregator’s experience in getting content prepared for entry into…

By Danny Sullivan · 01 Dec 2004

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Google Doesn’t Seek Ad Agency

Ad Age had reported recently in its print edition that Google was seeking an ad agency. John Battelle checked into the rumor…

By Danny Sullivan · 01 Dec 2004

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Shopping Search Update 2004, Part 2

Here's a look at new and interesting developments at the major shopping search and comparision sites during 2004. Today: NexTag, PriceGrabber, Shopping.com/Dealtime…

By Chris Sherman · 01 Dec 2004

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The Search Engine Update – Number 186 – December 1, 2004

Search Engine Watch editor Danny Sullivan's recap of top search engine stories from the second half of November 2004.

By Danny Sullivan · 01 Dec 2004

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How AOL Search Works

In-depth explanation of how AOL Search works, for Search Engine Watch members

By Danny Sullivan · 01 Dec 2004

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How Netscape Search Works

In-depth explanation of how the Netscape Search search engine works, for Search Engine Watch members

By Danny Sullivan · 01 Dec 2004

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Google Denied Summary Judgment In Trademark Case

John Battelle reports that Google tried to get a summary judgment in the case involving Geico and ads linked to words that…

By Danny Sullivan · 30 Nov 2004

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More Personalization Services at Findory

Greg Linden is one busy guy these days. It seems like every week or so Findory launches a new service. About two…

By Gary Price · 30 Nov 2004

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Froogle Germany Launches

Just in time for the holiday shopping season, say hello to Froogle Germany.

By Gary Price · 30 Nov 2004

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Lycos Reselling SEO

There’s discussion on our forums about Lycos reselling SEO services, causing some firms to wonder if more search engines will do the…

By Danny Sullivan · 30 Nov 2004

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Snap Stats: Seeing What’s Up With Snap.com

Via John Battelle, news of a nice nice write-up from SiliconBeat looking at the data Snap is freely providing about its operations,…

By Danny Sullivan · 30 Nov 2004

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