Daily SearchCast, Jan. 31, 2006: Google Toolbar 4 With Bookmarking Out; How Google Censors In China; Google’s EvilRank Scale; Keyword Searching Through Broadcast News & More!

Today’s search podcast covers a new version of the Google Toolbar with
bookmarking features being released; how Google does censorship in China; how
Google did an evil scale to decide on the China issue; keyword search broadcast
news with new TVEyes service and more!

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  • Google Toolbar Version 4 Now Available
     
  • Related Phrases Now Part of Google’s Define: Feature
     
  • How Google Censors Itself For China & Paid Exclusion As Being Evil
     
  • Google’s Help Center Page About Censorship Back Online With New Text
     
  • A
    Picture Says 1000 Words About Google’s Censorship In China
     
  • Google Created EvilRank Scale To Decide On Chinese Censorship
     
  • AOL’s (quick) answer Feature on Web Results Pages
     
  • Amazon.com Considering Video Download Service to Compete With Google Video Store
    and Others
     
  • New Search Service from TVEyes Offers Free Keyword Search Of Some Web-Based TV
    News Content & Lots More Video Search
     
  • Check out Cool Bird’s Eye Imagery from Windows Live Local on Bird’s Eye Tourist
     
  • New "Bird’s Eye" Imagery for Detroit Added to MSN Live Local Database
     
  • Kanoodle Gets MSN Spaces Contextual Deal
     
  • Judy’s Book Gets "Social Search" Trademark; Yahoo Apparently Says Jump In A Lake
     
  • New Study Reports that Search Sites Provides Twice the Conversion Rate When
    Compared With Other Acquisition Sources
     
  • Mazda Taps Into Pontiac TV & Search Ads Again
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