Daily SearchCast, Jan. 20, 2006: Google Vs. DOJ Court Documents; Pay-Per-Call Growth; Designers & SEO; Viewing Big Content On Small Devices & More!

Today’s search podcast covers more about the Google versus US Department
Of Justice data request and revelations from court documents; pay-per-call
growth and options, how and why designers should work with SEO; making Flash
search engine friendly, squeezing content into mobile formats and more!

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

  • The Day After: Points In The Search Trust Sweepstakes
  • Bush Administration Demands Search Data; Google Says No; AOL, MSN & Yahoo Said
    Yes
  • Court Documents & Summary Of United States Versus Google Over Search Data
  • Once a Site Visitor Arrives They Make Some Key Judgements in Less Than the
    Time It Takes To Blink
  • Former Head of Marketing for Yahoo, Search UK and Ireland Now at TouchLocal, a
    UK Business Directory
  • Pay-Per-Call Needs Local Advertisers to Be Successful
  • JumpTap Introduces Keyword Sales Program for Mobile Search and Releases Stats
    About What Mobile Searchers Are Looking For
  • Google Updates Company Milestones Page
  • Designers Should Love SEO, Plus Making Flash Friendly To Search Engines
  • Tools that Optimize Web Content for Mobile Web: Google Joins Skweezer and IYHY
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