Daily SearchCast, Jan. 24, 2006: Private Versus Personally Identifiable Searches; Protecting Your Search Privacy; Google News Out Of Beta & More!

Today’s search podcast covers the difference between private and
personally identifiable searches; the difficulty in protecting your search
privacy; MSN blogs on the US Department Of Justice data request; Search Engine
Watch makes Nightline; Google News comes out of beta with personalized results and more!

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discussed.

  • Private Searches Versus Personally Identifiable Searches
  • Protecting Your Search Privacy: A Flowchart To Tracks You Leave Behind
  • MSN Search Blogs On DOJ Request
  • Google’s Larry Page Comments on Privacy Matters
  • Privacy Groups, Goverment Officials Comment on Privacy and Web Search
  • A
    Brief Look at Danny’s Appearance on Nightline
  • Danny
    Sullivan Featured on ABC’s Nightline
  • How Timely: Philipp Lenssen’s Patriot Search
  • Shares of Google Suffer Largest One Day Percentage Drop Ever; Legal Issues Could
    Prove Costly; Many Still Bullish on Google
  • BBC Money Programme Documentary On Google
  • Bye Bye Beta: Google News is a Beta No More
  • Google News Launches Recommendation Service, List of Popular Stories Also Now
    Available
  • Are Search Advertisers Paying More than they Need To?
  • The Yahoo Search Marketing List of Valentines Day Terms
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