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T-Online ordered to revive Overture deal
September 2, 2003 Overture Services wins a court injunction to continue providing search results on T-Online's Web sites instead of archrival Google.Overture, Geico settle trademark dispute
December 1, 2004 Agreement ends the two companies' battle over commercial use of trademarked terms in search results. Google suit to proceed.Overture fine tunes local wheels
June 28, 2004 The commercial search arm of Yahoo expands services for local advertisers in a bid to capture greater share of regional marketing dollars.AOL, Google expand alliance in Europe
October 19, 2004 New deal lets targeted ads via Google appear in the results of all searches done by AOL subscribers in Europe.Sizing up the search competition
August 29, 2003 Fighting it out for dominance in search, Google and Overture make size count: Google quietly expands its database one week after its rival touts a bigger index on AlltheWeb.MSN to shake up search ads
March 19, 2004 Microsoft's Web portal plans to label its paid-search listings more clearly and to showcase ads sold by its own staff rather than by Yahoo-owned partner Overture.Yahoo takes Google's spot on CNN
May 13, 2004 The news Web site bumps Google for Yahoo to power its search results, in a deal that underscores the heated rivalry between the two companies.Overture to a patent war?
July 18, 2003 Yahoo's acquisition of Overture Services could give it some potent legal ammunition in its battle with Google in the lucrative Web search market.Yahoo earnings hinging on search, advertising
October 6, 2003 As the Web portal prepares for its third-quarter earnings report, set for Wednesday, analysts are expecting the company to continue its streak of solid growth.Google, Yahoo bury the legal hatchet
August 9, 2004 Google to hand over stock to settle a long-running patent dispute and other legal claims lodged by its Net search rival.Yahoo adds e-commerce to Web hosting
September 23, 2003 The Web portal ramps up its efforts to woo mom-and-pop outlets, adding e-commerce functions such as online payment processing to its small-business product.Geico gets green light to sue Google, Overture
September 2, 2004 Decision in case over whether trademarks can be linked to search results is a blow to search giants, CNET News.com has learned.Geico sues Google, Overture over trademarks
May 18, 2004 The auto insurance company is taking the search engines to court for allegedly violating its trademarks by selling them as keywords in their advertising programs.Are 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.Google tests local search
September 23, 2003 Mirroring a move by rival Overture Services, Google experiments with search results tailored to a person's geographic location.Search to keep Yahoo earnings upbeat
July 6, 2004 Analysts see growing demand for online advertising, which is Yahoo's good news. Google's Gmail may be the bad news.Google to shelve unlicensed drug ads
December 2, 2003 The search giant says it will no longer allow unlicensed pharmacies to buy advertisements on its Web site, following similar moves by rivals Microsoft and Yahoo.MSN's Web search picks up steam
January 15, 2005 Net portal is increasingly testing its own legs in Web search race, sending visitors home-baked results over Yahoo's.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.Yahoo, Miva settle pay-per-click patent suit
August 16, 2005 Settlement follows licensing by Google, others in the lucrative keyword search ad market.
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