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http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/ec-news/article.php/3826331 Search companies roll out new advertising platforms as the online ad industry malaise continues. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3826146 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3826146 Twitter's not the only one way to find out what's happening right now. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article.php/3826116 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article.php/3826116 Microsoft's CEO tells a crowd in Chicago that the company is in online search for the long haul. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3825856 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3825856 When it comes to growth, it's not Google. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/security/article.php/3825701 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/security/article.php/3825701 Organizations cannot substitute technology for common sense in the handling of personal information, warns a new report. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article.php/3825691 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article.php/3825691 Gains are small but Microsoft's Bing may be slowly clawing its way up towards competitors Yahoo and Google. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3825671 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3825671 Companies that want to advance the Web experience with Semantic Web technology need to focus and avoid overly geeky solutions, warns one proponent. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3825631 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3825631 Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and others focus on advances in semantic search and how results can be made more effective. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3825361 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3825361 UPDATED: Microsoft targets alleged fraudsters after an 18-month-long investigation that involved auto insurance, World of Warcraft and a problem endemic in the paid listings space. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/webcontent/article.php/3825151 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/webcontent/article.php/3825151 Rumors of a new microblogging search service from Google. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3824996 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3824996 Microsoft moves swiftly to address the explicit content issues with its new search engine. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/ec-news/article.php/3824831 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/ec-news/article.php/3824831 After a bumpy start, Microsoft's answer to Yahoo's and Google's search nets promising numbers. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3824261 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3824261 After its first week on the Web, Bing appears to be gaining ground against its rivals. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3824381 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3824381 Search giant getting vocal about what the deal with authors and publishers would and wouldn't allow it to do. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3823816 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3823816 For one day, at least, Microsoft's Bing pulled ahead of Yahoo. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3823631 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3823631 Microsoft tries to answer complaints that Bing users could easily find and access porn. http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3823381 http://redir.internet.com/rss/click/www.internetnews.com/search/article.php/3823381 A rough take off for Microsoft's new search engine strategy -- first, porn and, now, Internet Explorer 6 problems.