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Robots.txt, again

At news.sky: [Rupert Murdoch] cited the Wall Street Journal as an example of where only the first paragraph comes up on search engines and is free. Anything after that is subscription-based. He is planning to make newspapers like The Times and Sunday Times chargeable online. Using the robots.txt protocol on a site indicates to automated web spiders such as Google's not to index that particular page...

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Can Online TV Guide SetJam Pry Viewers from their Clicker?

In the world of the consumer, competition is a great thing. In the world of the entrepreneur, competition can also be a great thing. In the world of the internet start-up, however, competition is, without doubt, the snotty tissue filled with H1N1 virus that one takes great pains to avoid. Just ask Ryan Janssen, the founder of SetJam , an online viewing guide and search engine for TV shows. Today,...

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News Corp's Murdoch warns he may block Google

Global media mogul Rupert Murdoch has accused Google of stealing from his News Corp. empire, and warned he may block the search engine from accessing its content. "People who simply just pick up everything and run with it, steal our stories -- we say they steal our stories, they just take them without payment," Murdoch told Sky News in a weekend interview here. "That's Google, that's...

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Google Responds To Murdoch's Threats: Bring It

Yesterday, Australian media mogul Rupert Murdoch complained that News Corp .'s content was being "stolen" by search engines like Google and Ask.com, and hinted that as soon as all his publications go behind a pay wall, he would force Google to remove them from their site's directory. And even though it makes little to no sense to take links to your pubs off of Google, today the giant corporation...

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I can’t see many newspapers blocking Google

You may have seen that Murdoch is talking about how Google and others are stealing from the newspaper industry: The people who just simply pick up everything and run with it, and steal our stories. We say they steal our stories — they just take them without payment. There’s Google, there’s Microsoft, Ask.com … there’s a [...]

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Murdoch threat 'won't worry Google'

News Corp chief Rupert Murdoch could be shooting himself in the foot if he withdraws stories from Google News The threat to exclude Google from News International websites won't have caused much lost sleep over in the search engine's headquarters in Mountain View in California. Sergey Brin and Larry Page have declared before that if news organisations don't like Google indexing their content, then...

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Murdoch could remove Sun, Times, WSJ from Google searches

Google, Microsoft and Ask.com steal content claims media mogul Media mogul Rupert Murdoch could block popular search engines including Google and Bing from listing content from The Sun, The Times, The Wall Street Journal and others in a move to get readers to pay for online content.

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NEWS: Murdoch to block Google searches on News Corp content

"They steal our stories" News content from The Times and The Sun could soon be noticeably absent in online searches and news aggregators if News Corp's chairman and CEO, Rupert Murdoch, has is way. Murdoch, not shy to speak out about how he feels Google has threatened the newspaper industry, has said he will consider removing his papers' content from Google's search index, possibly as early...

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Rupert Murdoch vows to take all of Newscorp’s websites out of Google, abolish fair use, tear heads off of adorable baby animals

For months (years') Rupert Murdoch has been waving his jowls around and shouting that Google is stealing from him by not paying to index his material. And all along, we've been saying, "Pffft, right. If you don't like it, just add a robots.txt file that tells Google not to index you. Until you do, stop whining and put it back in your pants." Now Rupert has promised to do exactly that. He...

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Rupert Murdoch vows to take all of Newscorp's websites out of Google, abolish fair use, tear heads off of adorable baby animals

For months (years') Rupert Murdoch has been waving his jowls around and shouting that Google is stealing from him by not paying to index his material. And all along, we've been saying, "Pffft, right. If you don't like it, just add a robots.txt file that tells Google not to index you. Until you do, stop whining and put it back in your pants." Now Rupert has promised to do exactly that. He...

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Blake Krikorian Investing In Startup Clicker.com, Joining Board

Blake Krikorian of Slingbox fame has joined the board of another internet TV venture: start-up Clicker.com, now in private beta. Krikorian is investing in the company founded by Jim Lanzone, the former CEO of Ask.com; other investors include Benchmark Capital and Redpoint Ventures. Clicker’s ambitious goal is to be the complete programming guide to Internet television. Krikorian certainly knows...

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MyCoupons.com Teams Up With Brand New Ask Deals

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- MyCoupons, LLC is pleased to announce an agreement with Ask.com to help power their brand new Ask Deals search tool. In collaboration with exclusive couponing and deal websites, MyCoupons provides Ask Deals with content for Ask Deals search results. The Ask Deals search tool is essentially a deal finding search engine. Products, merchant names, or anything else can...

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Microsoft Could Buy Ask.com

How far will Microsoft go, in their bid to increase the market share of their search engine Bing? The latest rumour making the rounds is that Microsoft may buy Ask.com, which has been up for sale for a long time now. Barry Diller, the Chairman of InterActive Corp, the parent company of Ask.com, has said that [...]

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Blinkx exec jumps ship to join Videoplaza

[Sweden/UK] Stockholm-based Videoplaza have recruited blinkx’s former European Director of Business Development, Gavin Morgan, as its new UK Commercial Director. In his new role, Morgan will be charged with growing the ad server company's client base and increasing revenue in the UK. While at AIM-listed blinkx , which claims to be largest video search engine, Morgan helped forge partnerships...

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Is Ask.com trying to court Microsoft as a buyer?

InterActiveCorp CEO Barry Diller indicated Tuesday that the company is looking for a potential buyer for its Ask.com search engine. And Wall Street analysts believe he's trying to reach out to Microsoft, reports Reuters.

The 3 latest articles published by users on Ask :

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Former Escort Cristina Schultz Warthen Charged With Tax Evasion

Former Escort Cristina Schultz Warthen Charged With Tax Evasion - chaku.patel4@gmail.

Hot Cristina Schultz Warthen Charged for Tax , Former Escort Cristina Schultz Warthen Charged With Tax Evasion, She was indicted for a year before she met and married her estranged husband, David Warth, who is the founder of a search engine which is Called as "Ask.com", And much more Here. Source Page : http://timepassonline.blogspot.com/2009/02/hot-cristina-schultz-warthen-charged.html

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Retrevo - New search engine for electronic gadgets

Retrevo.com is the first dedicated search engine developed specifically for pre-purchase research, shopping and post-purchase support of consumer electronics. You can find great reviews, manuals, deals on HDTV , Camcorders , Digital cameras , GPS , Color printers and cellphones .

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Ggoal - The first web 2.0 search engine

Ggoal - The first web 2.0 search engine - ggoal.com

Ggoal is the first search engine based on human intelligence , created by users and for users, with the sole aim of offering added value to the web knowledge through the free user-created content. Ggoal offers a keyword-based content search service on the web. It supplies the user with links, internet addresses and multimedia content into different formats following the shared interactivity criteria.

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Oh yes

the real competitor of Google

en - (not a member) - 12/01/2007

Ggoal - Great!

I like it!!!

en - (not a member) - 11/24/2007