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SAP taps search technology
October 6, 2004 Says improved search capabilities will return results an average of 10 times faster than before.Jeteye debuts new shared search service
August 24, 2005 New service lets consumers organize different search results and data into "Jetpaks" that can be easily shared with others.SideStep syndicates its travel search service
September 21, 2006 ForbesTraveler.com is first publisher Web site to deploy SideStep's syndicated technology.Yahoo set to unveil new search feature
September 15, 2005 Instant Search interprets what a search is likely to be as the user is typing and automatically displays what it deems the most relevant resultMicrosoft launches Search Technology Center in China
October 28, 2005 The new addition to the software company's research arm in Asia will develop search products and services.Start-up Local Matters debuts search service
September 20, 2005 Technology lets Internet users easily narrow their local Internet searches, do comparison shopping.Fast and InfoSpace to offer mobile search branding
February 12, 2007 Companies have created partnership to offer carriers a search service they can brand themselves.Google Custom Search goes global
November 20, 2007 Previously available only in the U.S., Google's customizable hosted service is now available to companies in the U.K. and beyond.Blinkx delivers legendary university speeches
November 20, 2005 The search Web site offers video from a host of top-tier universities.InfoSpace extends Google deal to 2006
April 21, 2004 InfoSpace will continue to include Google's search service in its family of Web portals.Blinkx to unveil video search to go
December 19, 2005 Company on Monday will debut Blinkx.tv To Go, which lets users search for video content online and upload results to their iPod.Google flight search takes off
October 27, 2005 New search feature lets people type in cities or airport codes to retrieve arrival and departure info on the fly.Microsoft opens desktop search
June 30, 2005 Company quietly releases documentation to extend its desktop search tool beyond the browser.BellSouth shakes Google's hand
April 5, 2004 The carrier swaps out its less sophisticated homegrown search engine for one powered by Google.Yahoo cuts ties to Google in Asia-Pacific
March 11, 2004 The Web portal continues to step back from its partnership with Google, dumping the company's search technology for its Australian and New Zealand portals in favor of an in-house search engine.Keeping tabs on Google, Yahoo modifies home page
November 4, 2003 The onetime search champ continues its effort to recapture the crown, tweaking its main page with tabbed sections like those of its rival and adding other new features.Intel teams up with China's Baidu
April 13, 2006 Deal is set to extend Baidu search services beyond the PC to handsets and household devices.Portal drops MP3 search over copyright fears
August 17, 2005 NetEase, one of China's biggest Internet portals, says it doesn't want to be held responsible for illegal downloads.Blinkx debuts new search technology
July 23, 2004 Is Google too complicated for you? A new start-up is hoping to make it even easier to find what you want on the Web.Reuters to buy search company ClearForest
April 30, 2007 The text analytics company will be used to bolster news service's advanced search technology.
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