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Everything we have published on AltaVista. 176 articles
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What Happened To My Searches On Google?

Many webmasters have found that recent changes at Google have hurt them. But does all the hue and cry over Google's recent…

By Danny Sullivan · 07 Dec 2003

Industry

Searching With Invisible Tabs

Behind the scenes, search engines will one day automatically push the correct tab for your query andretrieve specialized search results. This should…

By Danny Sullivan · 02 Dec 2003

Industry

AOL Buys Singingfish, Rolls Out More Search Changes

AOL has acquired Singingfish, a multimedia search engine, and unveiled additional features to the AOL Search service designed for its members.

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Nov 2003

Industry

Surprised Google & Microsoft Talked Takeover? You Shouldn’t Be!

A headline frenzy was sparked last Friday when the New York Times reported that Microsoft had talked with Google about a possible…

By Danny Sullivan · 05 Nov 2003

Industry

Dealtime Relaunches as Shopping.com

Shopping search and product review site Dealtime officially changed its name today to Shopping.com, marking another milestone in the fascinating journey of…

By Chris Sherman · 21 Sep 2003

Industry

The Search Engine Update – Number 157

This issue covers a new edition of a guide to SEM firms, changes to Overture listings at MSN,answers reader questions, looks at…

By Danny Sullivan · 15 Sep 2003

Industry

Reader Q&A

Compilation of past issues of Reader Q&A, where Danny Sullivan answers questions from readers about search engines.

By Sew Staff · 15 Sep 2003

Industry

How AllTheWeb (FAST) Works

In-depth explanation of how the AllTheWeb (FAST) search engine works, for Search Engine Watch members

By Danny Sullivan · 14 Sep 2003

SEO

News Search Engines

A list of news search engines, which let you find the latest news articles, stories and headlines from sources worldwide.

By Danny Sullivan · 09 Sep 2003

Industry

Search Engine Birthdays

Google is only five, and even online veterans like Yahoo! and AltaVista are comparative toddlers. In fact, it's only been a little…

By Chris Sherman · 08 Sep 2003