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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundYahoo 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.Yahoo serving up search ads on mobile phones
October 4, 2006 Company launches beta of sponsored search listings on cell phones in the United States and United Kingdom.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.Dipsie wades in search waters
April 28, 2004 The Web search start-up plans to introduce a tool to help Web sites improve their rankings in query results on Google, Yahoo and others.BellSouth shakes Google's hand
April 5, 2004 The carrier swaps out its less sophisticated homegrown search engine for one powered by Google.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 engineYahoo developing an audio search engine
May 5, 2005 Tool will be designed for people looking for downloadable songs and music info on the Net, CNET News.com has learned.Google, Yahoo duel for documents
February 17, 2004 Google adds more than a billion documents to its searchable Web database, and rival Yahoo begins a similar endeavor.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.MSN 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.Google worm targets AOL, Yahoo
December 28, 2004 Santy worm, which used Google to bring down bulletin board pages, now uses AOL and Yahoo search.Linux seller gunning for search
November 11, 2004 Searching on Google will be as "old-fashioned as going to Blockbuster for videos," Linspire CEO says.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.Ask.com launches blog search
June 1, 2006 Search engine's blog search service is based on its Bloglines subscriber index. Images: Searching blogs on Ask.comYear in review: Search goes mainstream
December 28, 2005 Behind 2005's headlines about search champ Google, there was another tale--of an industry maturing.What is Google worth?
November 29, 2003 Experts at Wharton weigh in on whether the search engine champ's strengths--its technology and brand--can offset economic and financial risks.Amazon unveils search tool
April 14, 2004 The company's A9.com subsidiary quietly launches a test version on the Web, hoping to challenge Yahoo and Google in the lucrative search market.AOL launches video search service
July 1, 2005 Service allows viewing of music videos, news segments and other content from parent company Time Warner.Year in review: Searching for dollars
January 8, 2004 Commercial search was the saving grace of advertising sales in 2003 for many companies, reminding everyone of the early promise and growth of the online ad industry.
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