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Google Testing Images On Web Results Pages

Philipp over at Google Blogoscoped points out that Google is testing placing few thumbnail images from their image database at the top…

By Gary Price · 05 Jan 2005

Industry

Search Resolutions for the New Year

Now's an ideal time to reflect on your searching habits and ring in some changes that will make you a more effective…

By Chris Sherman · 05 Jan 2005

SEO

Desktop Search Rated: Copernic Tops

Keeper Finders from Slate gives you a fast rundown on new programs in desktop search, along with grades. Copernic comes up tops…

By Danny Sullivan · 04 Jan 2005

Industry

Can Ask Jeeves Move Into The Majors?

Our Ask Jeeves forums moderator Barry Schwartz feels Ask Jeeves has great potential but wondered what it would take to turn that…

By Danny Sullivan · 03 Jan 2005

Industry

Positive Press for the Butler

The LA Times Chris Gaither looks at Ask Jeeves in the article: Which Search Engine Firm Is Coming Back? The aim for…

By Gary Price · 24 Dec 2004

Industry

Asking Search Engines Who’s The Top Search Engine

It’s been done before, but Gord Hotckiss takes a fresh look at what comes up tops for a search for “search engine”…

By Danny Sullivan · 23 Dec 2004

SEO

Searching for Joy in All the Wrong Places

Here’s a trick question: When you’re looking up a phone number, would you use a dictionary or an encyclopedia? Neither? Good answer.…

By rumo · 22 Dec 2004

SEO

Desktop Search Matrix Available

Goebel Group, a systems intergrator, has put together a handy matrix that allows you to compare the easily compare the capabilities of…

By Gary Price · 20 Dec 2004

Industry

Monetization of RSS

Internetnews.com’s Susan Kuchinskas article: Paying for the Publishing Revolution, reports on the “Web Feeds, Blogs & Search” session at SES in Chicago.…

By Gary Price · 16 Dec 2004

Industry

Ask Jeeves Launches Desktop Search

Ask Jeeves has launched a beta desktop search application, capping off a very busy year in the desktop search space.

By Gary Price · 16 Dec 2004