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

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(Continued) The RFS Newsletter, August 6, 2005. Page 6
About 11 percent of results were shared by two search engines, and nearly 85 percent of results were unique to one of the four engines. Dogpile offers search for images, audio, video and yellow and white pages. InfoSpace plans to add search capabilities for mobile devices, enhanced video, blogs and maybe travel and jobs, said Brian Bowman, the company's vice president of marketing and product management.

In other developments, Baidu.com, China's largest Web search engine and partly-owned by Google, has been sued by two Chinese companies over alleged copyright infringement. The lawsuit comes just ahead of Baidu's planned IPO in the US. Beijing New Picture Film Co., copyright owner of “House of Flying Daggers,” filed a suit in June against Baidu for allowing users to download the movie for a fee, said the plaintiff’s lawyers.

The Chinese-language film was released overseas by Sony Corp. Shanghai Busheng Music Culture Media Co. also sued Baidu in June for allowing unauthorized downloads of 53 songs, according to share sale documents released by Beijing-based Baidu, ahead of its planned offer of stock on the NASDAQ market.

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