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Search Companies Energetically Seeking Electricity
The Wall Street Journal reports that the search companies, including Microsoft, Yahoo, Ask and possibly Google are looking to find cheap electricity…
Schmidt: Google Still A Tech Company Despite The Billboards
Figuring everyone’s had enough Google exec interviews at the moment that cover the same old ground, I put the Los Angeles Times…
How Google Is Killing The Internet
Seth Jayson has written an interesting piece “How Google is killing the internet” over at The Motley Fool. It’s a lengthy analysis…
Robert Scoble Departs Microsoft To Startup Podtech
Blogvangelist Robert Scoble is leaving Microsoft to work for start-up Podtech.net. Robert’s not been tied into the Microsoft search efforts, but he…
New Search Patents: June 12, 2006 – More Yahoo Concepts and Google Predictive Searches
Microsoft describes the use of block level analysis to improve mobile browsing, writes of allowing searchers to customize search results, presents a…
Daily SearchCast, June 9, 2006: How The ODP Sends Sites Back In Time In Major Search Engines; Google, Your TV Companion; The World Cup Cometh To Search & More!
Today’s search podcast covers the use of Open Directory information making more sites seem outdating in major search engines; Google listening to…
Microsoft Expands Windows Live Book Search With Two Universities & Submission Service
Microsoft announced that the University of California and University of Toronto Libraries will be participating in the Windows Live Book Search program.…
The Top 100 Companies Searched Most On Hoover’s Web site
Hoover’s released the Hoover’s 100, the top 100 companies searched most on at the Hoover’s web site. The top ten are; Wal-Mart,…
Google Calls On Users To Lobby For Net Neutrality
Google cofounder Sergey Brin might not have been able to lobby all the US senators he wanted earlier this week to stop…
Avvo Ain’t About Guacamole: It’s New Legal Search In Development
Avvo is a new legal, vertical search startup that promises to “better navigate the highly confusing legal industry.” Started by former executives…