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Saturday, September 17, 2005

 

The Future of Search Engine Technology

Instead of looking at what will happen this year, perhaps we should look at what must happen in the search engine space if Google, Yahoo and MSN are truly able to revolutionize search and enhance the user experience. more...

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Originally Posted on 9/17/2005 7:07:45 PMContent source: http://www.searchengineguide.com/beal/2004/0128_ab1.html

# posted by Mike Wanner @ 7:07 PM
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