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New search engine lets companies pay for search query keywords

January 2000

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FindWhat.com Inc., a developer and operator of a pay-for-position Internet search engine and provider of performance-based Internet advertising services, has announced that more than 5,000 websites were participating on the company's search engine which was launched in September 1999. The company said website publishers or their advertising agencies were bidding on more than 750,000 search keywords or key phrases. FindWhat is not the first search engine to get paid for listings, though. GoTo has done so for some time now.


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