Search Engine Marketing and Search Engine Positioning Newsletter, August 6, 2005 edition

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(Continued) The RFS Newsletter, August 6, 2005. Page 5
Google and Lee claim that Lee would not be doing anything at Google that would compete with work he did at Microsoft, and Lee says he contacted Google and was not recruited. Specifically, Gonzalez prohibited Lee from working on search technologies, business strategies, planning or development related to the computer search market in China, as well as any other areas he worked in while employed at Microsoft.

In news on Wednesday, according to InfoSpace, it is ready to add MSN search results to its Dogpile metasearch index. Dogpile already offers combined and separate results from Google, Yahoo and Ask Jeeves. The idea behind Dogpile is that people can get the most comprehensive list of results using multiple search engines because they're not all scouring the same sites. A new study from researchers at the University of Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania State University seems to back up that theory that there is relatively little overlap between the major search engines. The study found that, of the first-page results from searches of 12,570 terms on the top four search engines, the percentage of total results shared by all four was just over 1 percent.

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