Daily SearchCast, Nov. 16, 2005: Google Base Goes Live; Yahoo’s Community Spirit; MSN Desktop Search Comes To Offices & More!

Today’s search podcast covers the new Google Base service that allows anyone
to submit any type of content to Google, Yahoo’s collision with Flickr that’s
knocking community all around the place, MSN making desktop search available for
office places and much more!

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. Below are links with more information about the stories that were
discussed.


  • Google Base Live, Accepting Content

     
  • Poking At Google Base
     
  • Rashtchy: Google Will Be Major Player at E-Commerce 3.0
     
  • Google’s Blogger Running Ads on MySpace.com
     
  • Yahoo’s "Community" of User Tools and Services
     
  • Google Tweaks Robots.txt File
     
  • Google Adds Two New Features to SMS (Text Messaging) Service
     
  • MS
    Releases Free Desktop Search Client for Enterprise Users
     
  • Search AOL Shopping Using AOL Instant Messenger
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