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Travel search site Foundem helps trigger EU probe into Google
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Travel search site Foundem helps trigger EU probe into Google
By Kevin May | November 30, 2010
Google will be fighting regulators on either side of the Atlantic Ocean after the European Commission opened an investigation into whether the search giant has abused its position. Read More
Where can we go for trustworthy information on the web?
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Where can we go for trustworthy information on the web?
By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | November 29, 2010
The behavior of the web shopper – which by now is just about everyone – is interesting. Read More
Orbitz and Kayak in contract dispute over displays
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Orbitz and Kayak in contract dispute over displays
By Dennis Schaal | November 23, 2010
Kayak is engaged in a contract dispute with one of its largest customers, Orbitz Worldwide. Read More
Google-ITA Software deal: FairSearch takes a turn to hit back
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Google-ITA Software deal: FairSearch takes a turn to hit back
By Kevin May | November 22, 2010
It was only a matter of time before the anti Google-ITA Software deal campaign group FairSearch responded to last week's major broadside from Google. Read More
Google gets into metasearch after a fashion with Boutiques.com
By Dennis Schaal | November 18, 2010
Google intends to "provide shoppers with a much richer and interactive shopping experience and help drive traffic to retailers' websites." Read More
Untangling the complexities of search marketing in travel
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Untangling the complexities of search marketing in travel
By Viewpoints | November 18, 2010
With some of the worst of the recession looking to be behind us, perhaps the travel industry is benefitting from an increase in consumer confidence. Read More
TripAdvisor not particularly worried about Facebook, but Google is another thing
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TripAdvisor not particularly worried about Facebook, but Google is another thing
By Kevin May | November 17, 2010
The annual interview with TripAdvisor CEO Steve Kaufer at the PhoCusWright conference touched briefly on the various elephants in the room. Read More
Google-ITA Software deal: Google fires major broadside at FairSearch
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Google-ITA Software deal: Google fires major broadside at FairSearch
By Viewpoints | November 17, 2010
Google has launched a significant attack on the FairSearch campaign group as it tries to defend its acquisition of ITA Software from what it calls "complainers". Read More
Google-ITA Software deal: The infographic
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Google-ITA Software deal: The infographic
By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | November 17, 2010
So here is a diagram outlining the core issue Google thinks it is trying to solve with the purchase of ITA Software. Read More
Kayak to pay ITA Software at least $21M over three years
By Dennis Schaal | November 17, 2010
There are some juicy details in its S-1 filing about Kayak's financial obligations to and dependence on ITA Software. Read More
Hipmunk, ITA Software team to take the agony out of availability and pricing
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Hipmunk, ITA Software team to take the agony out of availability and pricing
By Dennis Schaal | November 16, 2010
Hipmunk, a metasearch startup which sees its mission as taking the agony out of flight search, signed a deal to use ITA Software's QPX solution for airfare shopping and pricing. Read More
ITA Software customer FareCompare addressing the issues
By Dennis Schaal | November 15, 2010
To hear Rick Seaney tell it, Google's pending buy of ITA Software -- and the uncertainty surrounding it -- is impacting a whole lot of the travel industry. Read More
With friends like these who needs enemies
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With friends like these who needs enemies
By Kevin May | November 15, 2010
So as the FairSearch campaign prepares to turn the entire world against Google, its members will be delighted to learn Mountain View is still trying to do no evil. Read More
FairSearch circles the wagons as travel execs gather in the desert
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FairSearch circles the wagons as travel execs gather in the desert
By Kevin May | November 15, 2010
This week many of the key figures around the Google acquisition of ITA Software ride into Phoenix, Arizona - some all guns blazing, others slightly muted. Read More
How serious will governments be about web privacy?
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How serious will governments be about web privacy?
By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | November 14, 2010
In a somewhat belated effort the Barack Obama administration is finally getting serious about privacy - and the recent behavior of Facebook and Google seems to have prodded the US into action. Read More
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