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Baidu Facing Large Joint Lawsuit on the Horizon

December 2, 2008

Baidu, China’s #1 search engine with 70% market share (vs. Google’s 26%) is facing an upcoming joint lawsuit by as many as 100 companies who are tired of the search engine’s monopoly status and bullying tactics.
The root of the problem lies within Baidu’s advertising system. Unlike Google which separates paid search results from organic, Baidu [...]

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I’ve Got A Search Engine, You’ve Got A Thousand Bucks, Want Some Keywords?

November 20, 2008

LeapFish has launched a meta search engine today in hopes to be the next Mamma.com success story (or not).
With the launch, the company is already contacting potential advertisers to buy keywords for top positions in their search results.
The price is a publicly disclosed flat fee of $1000 per keyword and a yearly fee of 5% of whatever [...]

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Get Keyword Rank Results Straight To Your Inbox

November 5, 2008

SEOKeywordRanking.com delivers users executive summaries and reports that take into account your keyword rankings across Google, Yahoo and MSN
Reports will be e-mailed at a set rate, and you can receive them both on a weekly or monthly basis.
Free plans gets you 5 keywords, with different paid plans offering more keywords and domain support.

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Gazopa Wants To Redefine Image Search.

September 10, 2008

GazoPa today announced their image search engine that uses features from an image to search for and identify similar images
The service is trying to solve the problem of keyword limitations in the search for the right image.
Gazopa lets you search by color, shape, and size to filter through similar images.
They as well let you select [...]

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Google Trying Not To Be Evil?

September 9, 2008

Google will now anonymize IP addresses on their server logs after 9 months compared with their prior 18 month policy.
Retaining data can help Google perform many functions such as ad targeting, keyword suggest, etc, but their large repository of data is causing concern in the government.
This move more of a political crowd pleaser than anything [...]

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