Daily SearchCast, Oct. 6, 2005: Google Mixes Maps Into Local, A Search Engine For Leonardo Di Vinci's Notebooks, Tagging Google Results With Wink, Making Keyword-Based Feeds Easily & More!

Today’s search podcast covers Google mixing maps with local, Google after
college students again with print ads, the Scirus science search engine beefing
up, a search engine for Di Vinci’s notebooks, tagging Google results via new
service Wink, getting keyword-based feeds, a Google Earth scavenger hunt and
more!

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• Google
  Merges Maps & Local, Brings North America Out of Beta
• Google
  Scholar Does Some Advertising
• New Content
  Added to Elsevier’s Scirus Science-Specific Database
• Free
  Searchable Version of Da Vinci’s Notebooks Now Available
• Wink & Web
  2.0 Search Panel
• Google
  Enterprise OK For US Government Secrets?
• A New API
  From Yahoo: Yahoo Shopping User Product Review
• Calishain
  and Her Kebberfegg
• Play The
  Google Earth Contest