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| Citysearch Learns to Coexist With Search Engines (New York Times) |
| Citysearch is one of the oldest names on the Web, founded by Bill Gross of Idealab on the clear-headed idea that the Internet should supplant Yellow Pages and newspaper listings as the best way for people to look up local businesses and for those businesses to advertise. |
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| Pixsy Expands Its Video Search Business (TVWeek) |
| Online video search service Pixsy inked deals to provide private-label video search to five additional sites including eZanga.com, GenieKnows.com, IceRocket.com, EgoTVOnline.com and GossipGirls.com. Those Web properties will use Pixsy to power searches for video content on their sites. Pixsy is among a handful of video search engines building out its business by striking private-label deals. ... |
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| Wal-Mart Tells Search Engines No Links to Black Friday Ads (Search Engine Journal) |
| Black Friday advertisement flyers from Wal-Mart have hit the web early after a leak and Wal-Mart is not only going after the sites that have posted the Black Friday specials, but also the search engines which are indexing or linking to them. Wal-mart’s legal team is targeting sites that have posted the content, claiming a [...] |
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| Searching Beyond Google (Law.com) |
| Most Web searching uses just a few providers. But according to technology writer Erik Sherman, there is a vast territory in the "invisible Web" that refers to databases connected to the Internet but not available for indexing by popular search engines, each with its own search capability. |
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