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Google Print Now Publishing Out-Of-Copyright Works Gained Through Library Scanning Program
Google Print is now publishing the full-text of public domain/out-of-copyright print works it has acquired through the Google Print library scanning project.…
MapStats Wins MS Virtual Earth Contest
I was just was reading the Via Virtual Earth site and noticed that a winner has been announced in Microsoft’s Virtual Earth…
On Microsoft Live, Live.com and Start.com Personalized Portals
Plenty of coverage of Microsoft’s new Windows Live services today: Live from San Francisco: Bill Gates on Next-Gen Software Gates: We’re entering…
Microsoft Announces MSN Book Search; Joins Open Content Alliance
Microsoft, yes good old Gates, Ballmer and crew, are getting in on the online books digitization game and more. I can’t say…
Ballmer On How They “MSN You” in Holland, Korea & Google Was Curing Cancer
Gary wrote earlier of Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer recently denying any chair throwing at a conference, but Good Morning Silicon Valley highlighted…
The MSN PageRank 2 Controversy & Search Engines Needing To Offer Domain Management Tools
As part of the current Google update underway, it’s been noticed that MSN now has a PageRank score of 2. What’s the…
Ted Meisel Leaving Yahoo
Ted Meisel is one of the smartest, far-thinking people I know in the search ads space. He should be, as the last…
Daily SearchCast, Oct. 19, 2005: Another Google Print Lawsuit, Gmail Gets a New Name in the UK, Yahoo Reports Q3 Earnings, New Smart Answers from Ask Jeeves, and More!
Today’s search podcast covers a publishers group suing Google over Google Print, Gmail Now Known as Googlemail in the UK, MSN adCenter…
MSN’s “Invite Only” adCenter Pilot Launches in the U.S.
Word from Redmond that the MSN’s invitation only adCenter pilot that Danny blogged about on October 13th, was officially launched in the…
Google Ready to do Some Lobbying in D.C.
Zachary Rodgers offers some analysis of Google’s new Washington D.C. lobbying office in the article: The Search Engine’s Lobbyist. Some companies do…