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June 30, 2004:
Ad agencies find SEM challenging

June 30, 2004:
Major changes in the local search segment

June 29, 2004:
Apple develops content indexing and search technology

June 29, 2004:
Google needs to fight spyware

June 28, 2004:
Overture announces the launch of Local Match

June 28, 2004:
Microsoft will improve its search capabilities for July

June 25, 2004:
European online sales up across the continent

June 25, 2004:
Yahoo-Trillian conflict has users very angry

June 24, 2004:
Websites of Fortune 100 companies don't take customers seriously

June 24, 2004:
AOL signs agreement to acquire Advertising.com

June 23, 2004:
Merrill Lynch drops out of Google's IPO because of low fees

June 22, 2004:
Lycos receives 4 offers for its US portal Lycos

June 22, 2004:
Inexact online searches cost companies $ 31 billion a year

June 22, 2004:
Google might publicly release some of its software code

June 22, 2004:
Yahoo launches Chinese-language search portal

June 21, 2004:
Ask Jeeves adds site preview tool

June 18, 2004:
Find.com launches as a new business search engine

June 18, 2004:
Yahoo cancels corporate instant messaging

June 18, 2004:
Adsense program extended to smaller businesses

June 18, 2004:
Yahoo to hire PR agency for promotion

June 18, 2004:
Is it harder to distinguish between regular and paid results?

June 17, 2004:
Wanadoo not clearly identifying sponsored links

June 17, 2004:
The BBC will make its archives available soon

June 16, 2004:
Survey: Blog readers are more mature and affluent

June 15, 2004:
Akamai disruption affected Google, Yahoo and Microsoft

June 15, 2004:
Hollywood.com search engine to be powered by Thunderstone

June 15, 2004:
Google takes minority stake in Chinese search engine Baidu

June 14, 2004:
Ask Jeeves offers graphical peek at their search results

June 14, 2004:
A rebirth of Internet advertising

June 11, 2004:
Advertising on news sites better than ever

June 11, 2004:
Google considering support for RSS news feeds

June 11, 2004:
Traffix acquires search engine marketing company SendTraffic.com

June 10, 2004:
Microsoft looking at new filtering technology

June 10, 2004:
Ask Jeeves says acquisition of Tukaroo is good strategy

June 9, 2004:
Ask Jeeves acquires Tukaroo

June 9, 2004:
Overture signs deal with News Interactive

June 9, 2004:
Froogle creating controversy

June 9, 2004:
Domain name registrations hits record

June 9, 2004:
Ask Jeeves files universal shelf registration statement

June 8, 2004:
Yahoo quietely testing a new home page

June 8, 2004:
Yahoo sues Google for patent infringement

June 8, 2004:
LookSmart and Cal Athletics in partnership

June 8, 2004:
Google lets Yahoo use its AdWords program

June 8, 2004:
Google battling in China, Japan and Europe

June 7, 2004:
Google faces challenges as it expands beyond its core competency

June 7, 2004:
Auction theorists figuring out Google's new IPO

June 7, 2004:
A search engine for cell phones

June 7, 2004:
Vivisimo ties with Yahoo for second place

June 7, 2004:
Porn websites 3 times more popular than search engines

June 4, 2004:
E-mail marketing performing well despite spam abuse

June 4, 2004:
Differences in search engine technology

June 3, 2004:
The Google Search Appliance

June 3, 2004:
Arnold Schwarzenegger to decide on Google

June 2, 2004:
Google offering new intranet search feature

June 2, 2004:
The Yahoo Search Gas Price Shortcut

June 2, 2004:
Google and MSN sending consumers to shopping sites

June 1st, 2004:
Online retailer's profit margins growing

        

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