roundup With Yahoo, Microsoft and others continuing to encroach on its turf, search monarch Google keeps busy with new projects.
February 8, 2005
February 8, 2005
Images: Google maps to go
February 8, 2005
February 8, 2005
Images: Google tunes in TV search
February 8, 2005
The New York Times
February 7, 2005
February 7, 2005
Images: Yahoo's search on the fly
February 3, 2005
Images: Microsoft revs its search engine
January 31, 2005
Images: Amazon's A9 envisions better local listings
January 27, 2005
January 13, 2005
Google blogger has left the building
Mark Jen's departure comes after less than a month on the job, amid controversy over Web postings about the company.February 8, 2005
GuruNet, Google get a little closer
The reference challenger's stock falls after it reveals the extent of its new content-sharing deal with the search giant.February 8, 2005
Google finds its map service
Search giant offers a few twists on traditional mapping products--by letting people click and drag maps, for example.

February 8, 2005
Ask Jeeves buys Bloglines
Search company adds the blog specialist to its corral in an effort to keep pace with rivals Google, Yahoo and MSN.February 8, 2005
Image index hits 1 billion mark
Google has been the picture of success in recent years--and wants to keep things that way.

February 8, 2005
Primedia puts About.com up for sale
The Internet site is on the block, and Web notables including Google, Yahoo and Ask Jeeves plan to bid on it.The New York Times
February 7, 2005
Gmail gearing up for full launch?
People using Google's e-mail service now have 50 invitations to dole out, way up from the four they previously had.February 7, 2005
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Yahoo launches 'contextual' search
The search battles remain hot as Yahoo releases a tool to help readers find related links on the fly.

February 3, 2005
Microsoft kicks off search effort
Company replaces Yahoo's search technology with its own and launches widespread ad campaign, in hopes of dethroning Google.

January 31, 2005
Amazon search pictures your destination
The project will eventually pair digital photos of storefronts and their surroundings with more than 14 million U.S. business listings.

January 27, 2005
Yahoo, Microsoft gaining ground on Google
Consumer survey of search engines keeps Google in the No. 1 slot, but two big competitors are closing the gap.January 13, 2005
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