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July 30, 2004:
Google used to exploit security vulnerabilities

July 30, 2004:
AOL saw strong advertising sales thanks to Google

July 29, 2004:
Ask Jeeves second-quarter earnings double

July 29, 2004:
Yahoo's Terry Semel wants more shares of Google

July 28, 2004:
View-throughs account for higher conversion rates than CTR's

July 28, 2004:
Online advertising to beat magazine ad spending

July 28, 2004:
Press freedom group lashes out at Google and Yahoo

July 27, 2004:
Does the SEO industry need SEMPO?

July 27, 2004:
Overture adds Search Optimizer to its engine

July 27, 2004:
Associated Press to develop search tool

July 27, 2004:
Microsoft tests online news aggregation service

July 26, 2004:
MyDoom virus slams Google, Yahoo, AltaVista and Lycos

July 26, 2004:
Microsoft wants to beat AOL at all costs

July 26, 2004:
Google's complaint of Froogles rejected by court

July 26, 2004:
Google sued for age discrimination

July 23, 2004:
What Yahoo Search wants in its index

July 23, 2004:
Recently awarded search engine patents

July 23, 2004:
Yahoo offers new photo feature

July 22, 2004:
Blinkx takes into account the entire text

July 21, 2004:
Sports can attract sales to a website

July 21, 2004:
Picasa's traffic soars 6,000 percent

July 21, 2004:
Google adds a feature to GMail

July 20, 2004:
Yahoo's criticism continues for Site Submit

July 20, 2004:
Ask Jeeves increases its Web traffic 150 percent

July 20, 2004:
24 percent of movie tickets are bought online

July 19, 2004:
BBC to launch low-cost broadband search engine

July 19, 2004:
Click fraud becoming a growing problem

July 19, 2004:
Ask Jeeves continuing its expansion

July 19, 2004:
Google in a pilot program with DSpace

July 16, 2004:
Google can now browse by name, not just URL

July 15, 2004:
Serge Thibodeau quoted in Business Week magazine

July 15, 2004:
How to solve irrelevance with Textonomy

July 15, 2004:
Photo-management company Picasa acquired by Google

July 15, 2004:
Study: Text ads increase brand awareness

July 14, 2004:
A search engine for traveling people

July 14, 2004:
Google to add audio and video search

July 14, 2004:
Online marketing works for the travel industry

July 13, 2004:
Marketleap being acquired by Digital Impact

July 13, 2004:
Being number one helps in PPC

July 13, 2004:
Yahoo acquires Oddpost.com

July 12, 2004:
Google will be listed on NASDAQ, not New York

July 12, 2004:
Microsoft making it easier finding data on hardrives

July 12, 2004:
PPC advertising gaining in popularity

July 9, 2004:
Ex AltaVista employee involved in hacking source code

July 9, 2004:
Paid search taking a breather

July 8, 2004:
Yahoo's earnings double, but disappoints Wall Street

July 8, 2004:
Google offers more warnings to would-be investors

July 7, 2004:
IT Interactive launches new design for GenieKnows

July 7, 2004:
Googles taking legal action against Google

July 6, 2004:
Overture plans a local business directory

July 6, 2004:
Top 5 Internet Trends shaping up 2004

July 5, 2004:
Telstra to revamp its Sensis youth-focussed search engine

July 5, 2004:
Class action lawsuit escalating against Traffic Power

July 2, 2004:
Online advertising staging a comeback

July 2, 2004:
Ask Jeeves partners with Kelkoo for shopping tool

July 1st, 2004:
MSN completely overhauls its search portal

July 1st, 2004:
Sun Microsystems licenses search software

        

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