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Google Unveils Instant Previews for Android and Apple iOS Devices

Google announced today that Instant Previews is now available on mobile for Android (2.2+) and iOS (4.0+) devices across 38 languages. Instant Previews for Google Mobile Search makes it easier for users to compare search results from relevant webpage snapshots.

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Are Google Instant Changes Impacting Demand Media?

Google Instant has also brought with it some apparent changes to the search engine algorithm used by the company. Fortune magazine editor Dan Primack has an interesting — if completely unsubstantiated– theory about what is happening. Primack told PC World that the algorithm changes might have been triggered by Google to drive traffic away from online content publisher Demand Media.

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comScore August 2010 U.S. Search Engine Rankings

ComScore’s August 2010 U.S. analysis of the U.S. search marketplace shows that Google Sites led the explicit core search market with 65.4 percent of searches conducted, followed by Yahoo! Sites with 17.4 percent. Microsoft sites came in at third place with 11.1 percent, followed by Ask Network and AOL LLC with 3.8 percent and 2.3 percent respectively.

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Webinar Smooths Transition to Microsoft Advertising adCenter Platform

If you’re an advertiser with a paid Yahoo! Search Marketing account, then you already know about the transition to the Microsoft Advertising adCenter platform. If you’re hesitant about taking this step or have a few questions, you’re not alone. Yahoo! is offering a free webinar on Thursday, September 16, during which Yahoo! and Microsoft experts will explain the transition tool and provide instructions to help ensure a trouble-free transition.

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Bing Replaces Yahoo! as Number Two Search Engine

Microsoft Bing reached a major milestone for usage in August, the same month it officially became the technology which powers the Yahoo! search engine. According to PC Magazine, the latest statistics from The Nielsen Company show that Bing surpassed Yahoo! for the first time in August to become the second most-used search engine in the United States.

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Google Instant Becomes Default Search Choice

The New York Times reported that Google Instant feature out of beta on Wednesday, bringing predictive searching to the masses. The new instant search feature predicts what a person’s Internet search queries will be as soon as they start typing and immediately brings back results which are updated as new characters are inputted into the search field.

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Search Engine for Internet TV Launches

A new version of a search engine software, for Internet TV, has been unveiled by Instant Media. Designed to add an integrated commerce engine for users to purchase, rent or subscribe to premium content on I’M's free high-definition Internet TV player, the commerce function was added for the launch of its premium content channels.

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Yahoo! and Microsoft Test IM Compatibility

Yahoo! Inc. and Microsoft Corp. will begin limited public beta testing of interoperability between their instant messaging (IM) services that enable users of Windows Live Messenger, the next generation of MSN Messenger, and Yahoo! Messenger with Voice, to connect with each other.

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Search Engine, LYCOS, Sells Wired News to Conde Nast

Conde Nast Publications, owner of WIRED Magazine, has purchased search engine and entertainment destination, LYCOS, Inc.’s, Wired News property for $25 million.

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