Today’s search podcast covers IAC chief Barry Diller keynoting Search Engine
Strategies NY 2006 next month; MSN making moves with local search ads and
regular search ads; Google Local getting blue ad “balloons” on its maps; debate
over whether a pitch for Google Video partners on the Google homepage is an ad
or promo; tips on being a Yahoo business partner; search wars spill into the
browsers and
more!
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discussed.
- IAC’s Barry Diller To Keynote SES NY 2006 Next Month
- MSN Launches adCenter Incubation Lab: adLab
- Microsoft Research India Demos Interactive, Multilingual Map Prototype
- MSN & SuperPages.com In Local Ads Agreement
- MSN To Run All Its Own Ads By End Of June 2006
- Google Tests New Local Ads On Maps
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Google Testing New Refinement/Clustering Links — Sign Of Google Base In Web
Search? - Ad
or Promo? Google Pitching CSI, NBA Video On Google Home Page - Page CES Keynote With Williams Segment Now On Google Video
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More on Google Local App for the Blackberry, Expect Google Talk for Blackberry
by Spring - Google’s Patent Application for Click-to-Call Advertising Published
- Google Personalized Goes Mobile
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Google Offers New Versions of Google Mini Search Appliance, Fast Search and NY
Times Company Announce Deal - Search Marketers Will Soon Be Able to Buy Search Ads on Just AOL Properties
- Yahoo VP In Charge of Yahoo Developer Network Leaves Company for Startup
- How To Do Search Business Partnerships With Yahoo
- BusinessWeek Article Offers Look at Net Censorship in China
- Google-MSN Fight In Internet Explorer 7; Yahoo Pokes At Google In Firefox
- TailRank: A Social News Recommendation and Filtering System Gets a New Look
- Google Zeitgeist Receives Makeover, New Weekly Edition