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ReviewsAltaVista
Reviewed on May 9, 2005 This search engine warhorse offers above-average audio and video searches, but Yahoo boasts the same features--and more. -
ReviewsAltaVista Toolbar
Reviewed on November 22, 2004 AltaVista's toolbar gets the job done, but it does little to stand out from the crowd and is marred by some clunky features. We recommend a more feature-rich toolbar, such as Yahoo's. -
ReviewsAsk Jeeves Toolbar
Reviewed on November 22, 2004 The Ask Jeeves Toolbar has plenty of specific search options for news, images, video, and MP3/audio, and the toolbar lets you zoom Web pages in and out. But its too-big search box and annoying frames around search result pages wore on our nerves. -
ReviewsGoogle Toolbar
Reviewed on November 22, 2004 Google's toolbar goes above and beyond its competitors, offering a wide range of specific searches, stellar search results, and a slew of extras, including an automatic form filler. -
ReviewsA9 Toolbar
Reviewed on November 22, 2004 Fans of A9's innovative search capabilities will warm to this search engine's toolbar, but those needing specific search types should keep looking. -
ReviewsMSN Toolbar
Reviewed on November 22, 2004 MSN's fair-to-middling toolbar lags well behind its still competition, but its one-of-a-kind highlighter viewer wins an honorable mention. -
ReviewsGoogle
Reviewed on May 10, 2005 Google's the way to go for straight Web searching, local results, maps, or image queries, but we found better engines for multimedia searches. -
NewsAre search engines confusing surfers?
October 14, 2003 The FTC says search companies still have work to do in making sure that ads placed in search results are clearly marked as such, so consumers can tell them apart. -
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Yahoo dumps Google search technology
February 18, 2004 Yahoo drops Google as the default search technology provider for its U.S.-based sites, signaling the beginning of the end for the Web's most high-profile marriage of convenience. -
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Overture tests local service
September 9, 2003 The Web search company experiments with a service that lets people type in a keyword along with city, state, street address or ZIP code to find businesses in their neighborhoods.
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