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Ask.com.

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Industry

Search Executives Talk Local

Local search initiatives continue to build momentum, and no wonder: By most accounts, between 20 and 40 percent of all search engine…

By rumo · 02 Feb 2005

Industry

Many MSN Direct Answers Now Online

When MSN rereleased their search beta last November, they joined several other general purpose web engines offering direct answers on search results…

By Gary Price · 01 Feb 2005

Industry

The OC Arrested By Ask Jeeves, Too

Earlier, I posted how A9 got a mention on The OC. Ask Jeeves got an OC-related plug on TV this week, as…

By Danny Sullivan · 31 Jan 2005

Industry

Google Employee Pulls Critical Blog Posts

"Life @ Google From The Inside" is the subtitle of new blog ninetyninezeros by Mark Jen, who says in the site he’s…

By Danny Sullivan · 26 Jan 2005

Industry

More Answers (Not Only Links) from AJ’s Smart Search

One of the “Smart Search” tools that Ask Jeeves offers (its been around for about a year) is called Famous People Search.…

By Gary Price · 25 Jan 2005

Industry

A Look at the Future of Web Search

The February issue of Scientific American is out and contains a lengthy article about web search and info retrieval. You can read…

By Gary Price · 24 Jan 2005

Industry

Program For 2005 Search Engine Meeting Now Available

The program for the 2005 Search Engine Meeting that’s scheduled to take place in Boston (April 11-12) is now online. A very…

By Gary Price · 19 Jan 2005

SEO

Yahoo, MSN Join Google In Supporting Nofollow

While we wait for Google to post official notice of its support for the new nofollow attribute, Yahoo’s already chimed in on…

By Danny Sullivan · 18 Jan 2005

Analytics

Survey: Google Still Leads, But Competitors Closing Gap

In today’s SearchDay, Yahoo & MSN Closing the Google Gap, Chris Sherman looks at a new study that finds while Google is…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 Jan 2005

Industry

Yahoo & MSN Closing the Google Gap

While Big G continues to maintain its leadership position in the eyes of web searchers, a new study finds that Yahoo, MSN…

By Chris Sherman · 13 Jan 2005