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October 31, 2003

Why you can't trust all search engine stories.

Phew! Am I glad that I decided not to mention Jim Hedger's claim that Google had announced a February IPO. After reading his story, I tried to validate it at other sources and didn't find any, hence not running it. Looks like ISEDB.com should have done the same.

Then again, I'm sure the story attracted a lot of eyeballs for the site. Maybe I should make an announcement that Google has agreed to acquire Microsoft. ;-)

Andy Beal | permalink | +marktd |

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