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Google IPO To Happen, Files For Public Offering

As many expected, Google filed to go public today. In this story, we provide a breakdown of facts and figures from the…

By Danny Sullivan · 28 Apr 2004

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Meta Tag Lawsuits

Search Engine Watch's summary of major lawsuits involving the use of trademarked terms in meta tags

By Danny Sullivan · 20 Apr 2004

Industry

Search Engine Users: Loyal or Blase?

Searchers are loyal to their favorite search engine, and stubbornly stick with it even if they don't initially find what they're looking…

By Chris Sherman · 18 Apr 2004

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Google Drops Restrictions on AdWords; Amazon’s A9 Launches

Google, in response to the growing litigation involving the use of third party trademarks as keyword inventory within its AdWords program, has…

By Jeffrey Rohrs · 14 Apr 2004

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Search Engine Milestones for March 2004

Notable news and announcements from the web search world during the past month.

By Chris Sherman · 05 Apr 2004

Industry

Google Tops, But Yahoo Switch Success So Far

New WebSideStory stats say Google's most popular, but they also reveal that Yahoo's recent replacement ofGoogle results with its own technology doesn't…

By Danny Sullivan · 04 Apr 2004

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WebSideStory’s StatMarket Search Engine Ratings

A compilation of ratings data released by WebSideStory's StatMarket and similar web traffic analysis firms.

By Danny Sullivan · 01 Apr 2004

Industry

Google Loses Tabs In New Look, Gains Web Alerts & Personalized Search Results

Google has rolled a new look that involves dropping its famed search tabs, along with debuting a web alerts service and a…

By Danny Sullivan · 29 Mar 2004

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How Lycos Works

In-depth explanation of how the Lycos search engine works, for Search Engine Watch members

By Danny Sullivan · 15 Mar 2004

Industry

Search Engine Milestones for February 2004

Notable news and announcements from the web search world during the past month.

By Chris Sherman · 01 Mar 2004