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Accessible Sites Are Search-Engine-Friendly Sites

A world wide web that allows for the needs of disabled users is extremely desirable. Users with all kinds of disabilities are drawn to the internet as a source of information and communication. more>>

Top Search Terms in August

What were the top search terms last month? Find out what searchers were looking for on Ask Jeeves, Google, Lycos & Yahoo. more>>

Google has an almost insurmountable lead over search engine rivals, but will face its stiffest competition from portals like Yahoo and MSN, and mega-online retailers such as Amazon.com. more>>

On the Web, Branding Is Back

Branding's comeback is due to the overall surge in online advertising. Year-over-year, it was up nearly 40% in the first quarter of 2004, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Read more on Business.com.

Ask Jeeves Knocking On Japan's Door

Ask Jeeves unveiled a Japanese Web site last week, the search company's first international venture in four years. Read the article on News.com.