(June 27th, 2009)  michael jackson is rich again - following mj’s death, his album sales soared again. on Amazon it filled every spot on top10 bestselling music list (actually it filled all the way to 15th spot). it was the same on iTunes store (filling all the way to 9th spot). unfortunately all these money is of no benefit to him anymore, if not to his children. (comments:7)

(June 27th, 2009)  mj - as you have already heard michael jackson has passed away from cardiac arrest at the age of 50. so far, funeral details are not known. indeed we never know when the ajal (the appointed time) will come after us. (comments:4)

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May 5th, 2007

Microsoft eyeing deal to buy Yahoo


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Microsoft wants to buy Yahoo for $50 billion and asked Yahoo to resume acquisition talks. Yahoo! reportedly agreed.

Following the news Yahoo shares jumped 17.96 percent to $33.24 in Nasdaq trading on Friday, while Microsoft shares fell 1.26 percent to $30.58. The two companies have held informal talks over the years, but the latest approach comes as Microsoft seeks a deal to counter Google’s rapid growth.

If the deal goes through, how would MSN and Yahoo search engines operate? Would they stay separate or become one Search Engine? These are the questions bloggers would like to know, because different blogs have different search rankings in Yahoo and MSN results. Well, let’s wait and see.

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April 15th, 2007

Survey: Most Users Click on Unpaid Results





Web searchers find non-paid listings to be more relevant than paid listings on commercial searches, according to a new study.

On Google, for example, 72 percent chose an organic listing; on Yahoo, 61 percent did so. Yet AOL and MSN searchers behaved much differently. On AOL, half of searchers chose a paid listing. On MSN, 71 percent clicked on an ad. read full article here

That means if you have been using only Google AdWords for your advertising needs, you might want to give MSN a try (since 71 percent of the MSN users click on ads). It might be more effective!

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July 26th, 2005

MSN Virtual Earth



MSN has taken on Google with it’s own MSN Virtual Earth. Virtual Earth combines mapping and local search to put the answers to your search questions in a geographical context. Give it a try http://virtualearth.msn.com

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May 17th, 2005

MSN Toolbar with Windows Search



MSN has announced the final release of what it’s MSN Search Toolbar with Windows Desktop Search. You can download it here

MSN Search Toolbar includes Windows Desktop Search, so you can find anything on your PC - documents, e-mail messages, and more - in seconds. And three handy toolbars make it easy to search the Web or your PC, block annoying pop-up windows, automatically fill out web forms, and more.

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