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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Verizon Communications Inc.'s online directory SuperPages.com said on Tuesday it has linked up with Google to provide search advertising services to its millions of listed businesses.

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TORONTO (Reuters) - Fluid Audio Networks Chief Executive Justin Beckett had no trouble convincing "American Idol" to take Fox television's smash hit online, but when he tried to raise capital to expand his company he got rebuffed as firmly as most of the show's contestants.

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Internet ad spending gains market share
Posted by on 28 Mar 2006 - 14:22 0 comments
LONDON (Reuters) - Online advertising spending surged 66 percent to 1.37 billion pounds ($2.39 billion) in 2005, according to new data released on Tuesday, giving it a 7.8 percent market share -- ahead of radio, consumer magazines and outdoor ads.

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Tech Firms Eye Immigration Debate
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WASHINGTON - High-tech firms eager to import more engineers, computer buffs and other skilled workers are waiting anxiously to see if their needs will be met as Congress grapples with overhauling immigration law.

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Online auction giant argues injunctions shouldn't be automatic
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear arguments in a patent case involving online auctioneer eBay Inc. that is part of a wider struggle between the software and pharmaceutical industries over the future of the U.S. patent system.

Lawyers for eBay and small e-commerce company MercExchange will square off over whether eBay should be barred from using its popular "Buy it Now" feature, which infringes on two MercExchange patents.

The case is being closely watched to see if the high court will scale back the right of patent holders to get an injunction barring infringers from using their technologies.

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A California man in the process of getting a divorce said on Monday he was suing a popular online dating service that barred him from joining until his marriage is officially over.

John Claassen, a 36-year-old lawyer, said he was ready to resume dating but maintains that Pasadena, California-based agency eHarmony is violating his civil rights by not letting him use its service before his divorce is official.

The Oakland, California-based lawyer said he is asking a state judge to end eHarmony's policy of only admitting unmarried people to its dating service.


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Google widens lead as top dog in search
Posted by on 28 Mar 2006 - 14:13 1 comment
Web search leader Google Inc. gained an additional 6 percentage points of the U.S. search market based on total queries, widening its lead last month against Yahoo Inc. and Microsoft Corp.'s MSN, according to data released Tuesday.

Google's share of the search market rose to 42.3 percent in February from 36.3 percent a year earlier, according to data provided by tracking firm ComScore.

Searches on Yahoo Internet sites represented 27.6 percent of the market, down from 31.1 percent a year earlier, while queries on MSN fell to 13.5 percent from 16.3 percent. (MSNBC.com content is distributed by MSN. MSNBC itself is a Microsoft - NBC joint venture.)

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