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Don’t Like Google? Declare Your Site A Google Free Zone!
It’s not unusual to hear people express all types of gripes about Google, but it is extremely rare for someone to actually…
New Travel Search Engines Grow But Still Dwarfed By Existing Players
New travel search engines are growing in popularity, but they’ve got a long way to go to rival the share established players…
Dogpile Gets New Look, Overlap Comparison Tool & Study
Dogpile has released a significant upgrade to its meta search engine, allowing easy comparison of search results across the major search engines.…
Yahoo On Patent Lawsuit: Jury Was With Us
I posted earlier about a judge declaring a mistrial in the lawsuit between Yahoo and FindWhat in the lawsuit over paid listings.…
Mistrial In FindWhat-Yahoo Patent Lawsuit Over Paid Listings
A patent dispute over paid listings between Yahoo and FindWhat has ended in a hung jury, with the judge declaring a mistrial.…
Yahoo Adds New Option to Advanced Search Page
I just noticed that Yahoo has tweaked their advanced search page. You’ll now see an new option that allows you to limit…
AOL Launching Free Email But Not “Creepy” AdSense Ads
AOL is to offer free web-based email, initially to users of its AIM instant messaging client, then later to anyone. The move…
MSN Employee Who Hacked AltaVista Pleads Guilty
A few eyebrows were raised last year when an MSN employee was accused of hacking into AltaVista. The actions happened before Laurent…
Early Results from Search Engine Relevancy Challenge
Early results from Barry Schwartz’s Search Engine Relevancy Challenge have just been posted. About 3,200 results have been rated so far and…
Reuters Reports on the Google News Patent Story
This time around, Reuters takes a look at the Google News patent story that’s been making the rounds over the past week.…