Highlights from the SEW Blog: Jun 16, 2005
Featured posts from the Search Engine Watch blog, as well as our customary search headlines from around the web.
Featured posts from the Search Engine Watch blog, as well as our customary search headlines from around the web.
Featured posts from the Search Engine Watch blog, as well as our customary search headlines from around the web. If you’re not familiar with our blog, click on any of the links below, or visit the blog’s home page at http://blog.searchenginewatch.com/.
Yahoo Search Subscriptions Brings Premium Content Into Web Search
Yahoo has released a new Yahoo Search Subscriptions (beta) service that unites regular web search results found from crawling the open web with listings from free and fee-based database services and publishers such as Factiva, LexisNexis, and Consumer Reports.
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C’mon In Brand Owners, The Search Water’s Fine
It’s not all about conversions, in the search marketing game. I was at a conference two months ago where a brand marketer said he didn’t care about conversion. He wanted brand impact and was willing to pay for it, to the horror and fear of the mostly conversion-driven audience.
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Mid-June 2005 Search News Recap Posted
If you’re a Search Engine Watch member, the latest edition of Search Engine Update newsletter has been posted. It recaps top stories in search from the first part of this month.
MSN Censorship & Revisiting The Need For Better Disclosure
Chinese target Web’s ‘prohibited language’ from the Associated Press looks at how those in China wishing to blog on MSN’s new MSN Spaces service will find certain words such as “democracy,” “freedom” and “human rights” are deemed taboo, with the cooperation of Microsoft. It raises anew the issue censorship by search and portal companies and that if they’re forced to do it, couldn’t they better disclose this?
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