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Google today announced that it has reached a deal with book publishers to settle two copyright lawsuits over

While separate search boxes have long been a standard feature of every major browser (except for Chrome), their

While online video is a great tool, automatically indexing these videos and making them searchable is still a

Cooliris (formerly PicLens) makers of a browser plugin which transforms the web into an immersive 3D experience, has

Today, a regional court in Germany ruled that Google is violating German copyright law by displaying thumbnail previews

A rumor that's been floating around the web lately is that Google will offer RSS feeds for new

Almost exactly one year ago, Facebook and Microsoft were in the headlines when the Redmond, Washington-based software giant

When I was on the high school debate team, about 15 years ago, using the Internet was considered

What do you say to an old friend who's over extending themselves yet again? This morning 3rd tier

It's now over a month since Google released its open source web browser, Chrome. An interesting theory we

In the past, we have written extensively about the potential of BOSS, Yahoo's open search web services platform.

Yesterday we wrote about a new Pew study that found that only 11% of people in the US

Iterend, a new blog search and discovery engine, is entering a highly competitive market. It competes with Technorati,

What do you do when you need to research something on the web? You just google it, right?

Two months ago, Google released a widget for iGoogle that allowed users to search for keywords in election

Google just announced an interesting update to its Google News Archive, which, starting today, will not only feature

Google has long been offering iPhone-optimized sites for most of its services, as well as a dedicated search

Blog search engine Technorati made a fresh round of promises this morning, assuring users that the service will

As you may know, we are very fond of custom search engines here at ReadWriteWeb. We find them

Lijit, which provides search services to bloggers and blog networks, announced today that it has closed a $7.1