September 18, 2004 edition, issue: 04-0281
Current circulation: 18,733
Editor: Serge Thibodeau

Hello everybody and welcome back! This week was busy in the search engines news, so let's get down to it.

On Monday, America Online said it would introduce a new shopping search engine called In-Store.com to go with the company's improved shopping section. It will be AOL's first offering to consumers who want to research products side by side before buying.

     Search Engine News for this Week

     Questions on Search Engine Optimization and SEM

     Our two Featured SEO / SEM Articles for this Week

     Closing Note     FNNIS and eSearch, your next Traffic Power?

As a result, comparison shopping websites and search engines such as Yahoo Shopping, Google's Froogle, MySimon, BizRate and Shopping.com are about to face some new competition from an old online player. An AOL spokesman would not comment on the impending announcement, but AOL executives who spoke on condition of anonymity said the new service had been in development for 18 months and would be accompanied by considerable promotion to AOL members, starting next week.

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