SearchMonkey supports multiple formats, including microformats, RDFa, eRDF, XML feeds, and APIs such as OpenSearch, so publishers have many options for exposing the data. Yahoo announced today the general public availability of their SearchMonkey...
OpenSearch One of the highlights of SES NY took place on the final day. It's a shame really, because so many people left before the last day and missed the morning keynote speech by Andrew Tomkins, Yahoo's chief scientist for search.
OpenSearch Plugin Ensures Your Google Results Are Not Personalized, Search Engine Land From the SEW blog: Organic Search The End of SEO, or a New Beginning? At SES Toronto this week, Google's Universal Search, personalization, and the death of SEO...
OpenSearch Plugin Ensures Your Google Results Are Not Personalized, Search Engine Land Here we've collected today's top news stories posted to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with search-related headlines from around the Web:
Yahoo Alpha (beta) Tested Down Under Yahoo is testing a new search interface called alpha, which meta-searches several Yahoo properties, and also allow users to add their own search service via OpenSearch RSS.
Yahoo Alpha (beta) Tested Down UnderYahoo is testing a new search interface called alpha, which meta-searches several Yahoo properties, and also allow users to add their own search service via OpenSearch RSS.
Yahoo Alpha (beta) Tested Down UnderYahoo is testing a new search interface called alpha, which meta-searches several Yahoo properties, and also allow users to add their own search service via OpenSearch RSS.
Yahoo is testing a new search interface called alpha, which meta-searches several Yahoo properties, and also allow users to add their own search service via OpenSearch RSS. Alpha, spotted this week by tech blogger Amit Agarwal, is the product of a...
OpenSearch system, a way for anyone to easily create search engines that can be added to IE7. Explorer 7 has been released in final format, I wanted to look at how search is being handled within the browser.
Last March, A9 began their OpenSearch initiative allowing webmasters and site owners the chance to add their own search buttons or columns to the A9 service. Searchblog reports that Udi Manber, formerly the person in charge at A9 (Amazon.com's...
With A9's OpenSearch, the options to add other databases and manipulate results page (expandable columns for example) might also be thought of as a form of personalization. Tonight, Google released a new service allowing developers the opportunity...
More than 200 OpenSearch columns are now available. Amazon.com's A9 has made a bunch of changes to their interface along with adding a few new features. They include: Faster Loading They've reduced the size of the A9 home page.
You can also use the menu to access over 100 additional OpenSearch columns. This afternoon Amazon's A9 went live with a new beta release of their search tool. You can find a complete list of what's new or changed here.
Amazons New OpenSearch Enables Search Syndication. Most people will tell you that links from Yahoo and the Open Directory Project to your site are vital, and to a certain extent I agree. Who wouldn't want to be listed with two of the most widely...
A brief addendum to Danny's post about A9's just announced OpenSearch service. When you review the list of databases already available you'll see that A9 has also launched their own weblog search engine called "A9 Top Blogs Search.
A9's new OpenSearch program out today allows anyone with search results to create their own "button" that can be added to the A9 search engine, allowing users there to get custom specialty or vertical search results.
