Yahoo vs. FindWhat: Round 2 in 30 Days
Yahoo's paid search marketing division (formerly known as Overture) sued the smaller PPC firm FindWhat for patent infringement back in 2002.
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Yahoo's paid search marketing division (formerly known as Overture) sued the smaller PPC firm FindWhat for patent infringement back in 2002.
Last month, the gross domestic product for the U.S. was estimated to grow at a rate of 3.1% in the first quarter of this year. The rate turned out to be bigger than that according to a report released today by the Commerce Department.
The Open Directory Project is the largest human edited directory of web sites and documents existing online at this time. While many search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Ask and MSN maintain larger databases of electronically spidered sites, the volunteer editors at the ODP read, sort and classify all submitted content before it is added to their search-database.
When "Star Wars Episode II: Revenge of the Sith" became available for download hours before the theatrical release, the Force departed from users of the increasingly popular BitTorrent technology. Federal agents have launched a Death Star styled offensive on file sharing website owners and users.
With BitTorrent becoming THE preferred method for peer-2-peer users, the idea of a search engine with an index of torrent files only can be quite appealing... unless you are apart of the entertainment establishment.
If you are one to pay attention to what happens within the Google realm, you might find yourself thrown for a loop these days. As Google updates their results, it seems like they are having some issues dealing with so many new websites popping up.