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MSN Desktop Search Toolbar Out Of Beta

In today’s SearchDay, MSN Toolbar with Desktop Search Officially Launches, Chris Sherman looks at the new MSN Toolbar coming out of beta. Desktop search…

By Danny Sullivan · 16 May 2005

Industry

MSN Toolbar with Desktop Search Officially Launches

After five months in beta, Microsoft has released the final version of its desktop search application, incorporating many new features based on extensive user…

By Chris Sherman · 15 May 2005

Industry

PageRank, Wrappers, Ranking News and More: Papers from the WWW 2005 Conference

The WWW 2005 Conference took place last week in Japan and many of the papers presented at the conference are now available via the…

By Gary Price · 15 May 2005

Video

Other Sources for Reuters Video and Local TV News Video Clips

On Friday, Danny mentioned that AOL’s Singingfish had signed a deal with Reuters to bring searchable access to Reuters news video the Singingfish database.…

By Gary Price · 15 May 2005

Industry

A Compilation of Yahoo RSS Feeds

I just spotted this useful compilation of various Yahoo RSS feeds. The page contains either the actual RSS url(s) or links to pages with…

By Gary Price · 14 May 2005

Industry

Yahoo Sued Over Child Porn On Yahoo Groups

Yahoo Groups is a great way to create mailing lists and interest groups on any topic. Heck, even Google jumped into this portal feature…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 May 2005

Industry

Three Years Later, Google Demands Its $5

Way back in March 2002, when Google launched AdWords on a cost-per-click basis, I opened up a test account to play with the new…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 May 2005

Industry

Search Forums Roundup: May 13, 2005

Today’s SearchDay, Search Engine Forums Spotlight, features our weekly links to this week’s hot topics from search engine forums across the web: Google Buys…

By rumo · 13 May 2005

Analytics

Search Worth More Than The Clickthrough

Great news! Now TV ads will be charged on a performance basis, so if you don’t see sales, you don’t pay. Obviously that’s absurd.…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 May 2005

PPC

Study On How Much Search Screen Real Estate Devoted To Paid Content

How Much of It is Real? Analysis of Paid Placement in Web Search Engine Results is a study now out that looks at what…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 May 2005

Industry

Singingfish Gains Reuters News Clips

Singingfish, AOL’s multimedia search engine, is now carrying content from Reuters. The new deal means that breaking and archived video news clips from Reuters…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 May 2005

Local

New Travel Search Engines Grow But Still Dwarfed By Existing Players

New travel search engines are growing in popularity, but they’ve got a long way to go to rival the share established players have. Hitwise:…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 May 2005

Industry

Report from Google’s First Annual Shareholder Meeting

After the year that Google has had with their IPO and the success of their stock, I would have thought that Google’s first annual…

By Gary Price · 12 May 2005

Industry

Dogpile Gets New Look, Overlap Comparison Tool & Study

Dogpile has released a significant upgrade to its meta search engine, allowing easy comparison of search results across the major search engines. Dogpile has…

By rumo · 12 May 2005

Industry

Yahoo On Patent Lawsuit: Jury Was With Us

I posted earlier about a judge declaring a mistrial in the lawsuit between Yahoo and FindWhat in the lawsuit over paid listings. Yahoo has…

By Danny Sullivan · 12 May 2005

Industry

Mistrial In FindWhat-Yahoo Patent Lawsuit Over Paid Listings

A patent dispute over paid listings between Yahoo and FindWhat has ended in a hung jury, with the judge declaring a mistrial. More information…

By Danny Sullivan · 12 May 2005

Industry

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 &…

By Danny Sullivan · 12 May 2005

SEO

Koders Offers Search For Open Source Code

Currently in beta, Koders will be formally launching on Monday as a way to search for open source software. The site claims to have…

By Danny Sullivan · 12 May 2005

Industry

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 clients. More…

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 your query…

By Gary Price · 12 May 2005