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Welcome to the Royal Wedding, Online

In response to the growing number of searches for the upcoming marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton, Yahoo! launched a royal wedding site Monday that allows users to celebrate the royal couple.

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Welcome to the Royal Wedding, Online

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Google’s Android Beats Symbian as Leading Smartphone Software

Reuters reported on Monday that Google’s Android has risen to first place triumphing over Nokia’s Symbian as the global leader in smartphone software.

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Google’s Android Beats Symbian as Leading Smartphone Software

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Google Custom Search Joins Go Daddy Websites

Google announced on Monday that leading Web hosting provider Go Daddy has made it possible for website owners to include Google Custom Search into their websites. The new integration will be available through Go Daddy’s latest product WebSite Tonight, a new service that allows users to design and publish websites without knowledge of HTML.

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Latest Updates on Yahoo! and Microsoft Search Alliance

Yahoo! on Monday announced the latest developments in the Yahoo! and Microsoft Search Alliance, in particular regarding the transition of Yahoo!’s search back-end infrastructure to Microsoft. The complete transition to Microsoft is expected in 2012.

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Latest Updates on Yahoo! and Microsoft Search Alliance

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Google’s Updated Keyword Tool to Launch Out of Beta

Google announced on Monday the upcoming launch of an updated Keyword Tool which combines the best features from both the Keyword Tool and the search-based Keyword Tool.

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Google and Verizon Pact Draws Net Neutrality Concerns

When Google and Verizon executives participated in a conference call with reporters on Monday to explain their new joint pact, they had hoped to convince the tech community about their commitment to net neutrality. But despite words from Google CEO Eric Schmidt and Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg that they were committed to providing equal access to the Internet for all customers, many critics are pointing to the framework outlined by the two companies as a way for them to provide faster Internet access with better services to higher-paying customers.

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Yahoo! and Bing Finalize Partnership on Search Technology and Ad Revenue

The Daily Telegraph reported on Monday that Microsoft and Yahoo! have finalized a deal to combine search engine and online advertising efforts in an attempt to combat industry leader Google. The two companies had announced reaching an agreement in principle in July but had not yet been able to work out the details of the deal until recently.

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Yahoo! and Bing Finalize Partnership on Search Technology and Ad Revenue

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Google to Join Bear Stearns 21st Conference

The Bear Stearns 21st Annual Media Conference, in Palm Beach, Florida, on Monday, March 10, 2008, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern time, will include Google.

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Google to Join Bear Stearns 21st Conference

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TEMIS Named 2008 Codie Award Finalist

Analytics solutions firm, TEMIS, is a finalist in the Software and Information Industry Association’s (SIIA) 23rd annual Codie Awards in both ‘Enterprise Search Engine’ and ‘Business Intelligence or Knowledge Management Solution’ categories.

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TEMIS Named 2008 Codie Award Finalist

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Search Service, comScore, Releases Web Rankings

The top U.K. web rankings, indicating gains for travel, career, tax, and real estate web sites, in the new year, have been reported by comScore, Inc.

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Search Service, comScore, Releases Web Rankings

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