They're a restless bunch. Yahoo's after speech tech and local content, Google's pairing up with Sun, and everyone wants to hit the books.
October 5, 2005
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Speech engineers can work for Yahoo, court says
Court declines temporary restraining order in employee-poaching lawsuit brought against Yahoo.October 5, 2005
Google adds Princeton president to its board
Shirley Tilghman, who's also a molecular biology professor at the university, may aid Google's efforts in science.October 5, 2005
Yahoo acquires Upcoming.org
Company expands its local-search offerings by acquiring social events calendar site Upcoming.org.October 5, 2005
Sun moves into Google orbit
special coverage Alliance aims to boost Sun's Java and Google's Web-based tools, but could also herald a challenge to Microsoft.October 4, 2005
Taiwan to Google: We're not a China province
Claiming sovereignty, the foreign ministry asks the search giant to stop calling Taiwan a "province of China" on Google Maps.October 4, 2005
Europe aims to rival Google with digital library
European Commission plans to preserve citizens' "collective memory" by digitizing Europe's written and audiovisual heritage.October 3, 2005
Yahoo to digitize public domain books
Site is launching library-digitization project to rival Google's controversial program, but Yahoo effort avoids copyright mess.October 2, 2005