Daily SearchCast, Sept. 16, 2005: Baidu Sued Over Music Copyright; Microsoft Wants AOL?; Google Guys Do Lunch With Investors; Google Sends "You're Banned" Emails, & More!
Today’s search podcast covers Chinese search leader Baidu sued over music
copyright infringement claims, the Google Guys lunching with investors and
analysts, another Katrina missing persons search tool, Google for the first time
notifying webmasters if they’ve been banned, Microsoft maybe wanting a piece of
AOL, a new gift chooser at Ask Jeeves and more!
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