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February 1, 2005 Software giant replaces Yahoo search technology with its own MSN Search and gives the MSN home page a makeover.Microsoft to launch Windows Live Product Search
May 5, 2006 Software giant plans to launch Windows Live Product Search--a search engine aimed specifically at finding items.Commentary: MSN Search--just good enough
November 11, 2004 Microsoft has unveiled a new version of its search technology. It won't beat Google, but that's OK--it doesn't have to.Dogpile adds MSN search
August 2, 2005 InfoSpace is building the capabilities of its metasearch Web site, which already offers results from Google, Yahoo and Ask Jeeves.MSN updates searchable news site
April 16, 2004 Still in test form, MSN's Newsbot now lets people view their search history and store past material, a feature MSN calls "The Daily Me."Search wars are about to get personal
February 17, 2004 Web surfers are anything but loyal when it comes to their favorite search engines, new research shows, as Yahoo and MSN seek to wrest the search crown from Google.Google tops the search charts
February 23, 2004 Yahoo and others are gunning for it, but Google easily attracted more Internet users than any other search engine during January, researchers say.MSN takes on Google AdWords
September 26, 2005 The Microsoft unit launches AdCenter in France, and plans to test out the paid-search ad system in the U.S. next month.MSN vs. Google and Yahoo, Round 3
March 16, 2005 Microsoft's surge into search started with algorithmic and desktop efforts. Now comes the paid-search platform.Yahoo, Microsoft gaining ground on Google
January 13, 2005 Consumer survey of search engines keeps Google in the No. 1 slot, but two big competitors are closing the gap.MSN's quest for dominance
April 1, 2004 Microsoft's MSN chief, Yusuf Mehdi, has big ambitions for the portal including a new search engine.Microsoft kicks off search effort
February 1, 2005 Firm replaces Yahoo's search technology with its own and launches widespread ad campaign, in hopes of dethroning Google. Images: Microsoft revs its search engineMSN launches revamped search engine
July 1, 2004 Despite a year in development and a $100 million investment, the minor face-lift signals that the company still has a long way to go.MSN toolbar beta makes its debut
January 26, 2004 Microsoft says the toolbar provides easier access to the company's various Internet portal services, such as Web-based e-mail and search.Microsoft updates search site
November 11, 2004 Company updates a version of its site unveiled in July. A full-fledged search engine release is yet to come.Loss of Google sends users scrambling
July 26, 2004 Call it Google panic: Users--and businesses--struggle when the search favorite becomes briefly unavailable.Microsoft commercial-search chief departs
February 26, 2004 The executive charged with building a paid-search technology to compete with Yahoo and Google has quietly left the company after less than four months on the job.Study questions Google's long-term dominance
May 25, 2004 The company's top spot in the search engine market could be under pressure from competitors that attempt to mimic the site and lure away advertisers, research shows.Google gets the glory in search referrals
March 30, 2004 In a snapshot of search engine use on the Internet, market researcher WebSideStory says Google this month recorded an all-time high in search referrals in the United States.Google exec rebuffs Microsoft's claims
August 20, 2005 Kai-Fu Lee, whose hiring sparked a legal battle between Google and Microsoft, tells a court the software giant got his job history wrong.
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