Phil Bradley Want a snapshot of the day's search marketing news? 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:
Phil Bradley Goldman has presented four times on legal panels at Search Engine Strategies conferences. The latest was in San Jose, "Copyrights and Trademarks – What Search Marketers Should Know. Goldman previously was a professor at Marquette...
Phil Bradley details some initial reactions from librarians, and says he's not sure Google is thinking of today's librarians as "dynamic, forward-looking, and technologically attuned," as many see themselves to be.
And major kudos to Robert Clough of SearchEngineGuide for providing the links to discussions for the Search Engine Forums Spotlight every Friday.I'd also like to thank everyone who contributed articles to SearchDay over the years, including: Matt...
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Barry Schwartz (he told me to say goodbye to everyone), Phil Bradley (despite having a name that doesn't end in S), Bill Slawski, Jennifer Slegg, Brian Smith and Greg Sterling will be writing with me from December.
Online 2006 - brief report, Phil Bradley That's changed, but there are still issues that need to be resolved, according to people with vision challenges.Earlier this year, Google released an accessible search for visually impaired users, a personal...
Ask.com Challenges You To Stop The Fat Naked Man From Dancing - Phil Bradley spotted an ad in the London Metro today, asking you to take the Ask.com Challenge and win prizes by searching. =================== In This Issue ===================
Ask.com Challenges You To Stop The Fat Naked Man From Dancing - Phil Bradley spotted an ad in the London Metro today, asking you to take the Ask.com Challenge and win prizes by searching. =================== In This Issue ===================
Online 2006 - brief report, Phil Bradley From The SEW Blog. IAC To Launch AskCity; Local Info Services Site Reuters reports that IAC and Ask.com are launching a new local information services site named AskCity on December 4th.
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Doing down Martin Luther King from Phil Bradley gets into the issue of whether a campaign is bad despite the good intentions. In case you missed it, there's a new link bombing campaign underway to try and reduce the rankings of an anti-Martin...
Phil Bradley spotted an ad in the London Metro today, asking you to take the Ask.com Challenge and win prizes by searching. ChallengeAsk.com has more details. There's a YouTube video with a fat, hairy man doing a striptease (also shown above, if...
We tend to assume that plagiarism is a reasonably modern day phenomena but a fascinating article from Paul Collins "Dead Plagiarists Society" illustrates that is not always the case. In fact it would appear that Victorian authors stole work from...
Threatening librarians, Phil Bradley Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we've spotted but not blogged separately: From The SEW Blog. Thanksgiving Programming Note
Online Information 2006, Phil Bradley Doing down Martin Luther King, Phil Bradley One area in which it is evident that information comes with a price tag is news from more than a month or two ago. Sure, you can get the latest news from The New York...
Online Information 2006, Phil Bradley Doing down Martin Luther King, Phil Bradley From The SEW Blog. Tracking All The Official Google Blogs It can seem like Google adds a new official blog every week, which is a pain if you want to keep up with...
The PCNames domain search engine does exactly what might be expected of it - it searches for domain names and returns results with details on their availability. It does this virtually instantaneously as well - when you being typing the engine...
AskTheLocal is a shopping search engine with a subtle difference; rather than find websites that offer particular products it matches the search query with a postcode to enable shoppers to visit a shop in person to buy the product.
Collarity is a social search engine that combines a variety of different types of functionality to produce results in a new and interesting way. The basic concept is very straightforward, and is something that we've seen before - searchers begin to...
