Daily SearchCast, Feb. 2, 2006: US Congress Gets Statements, Not Search Reps On China; Google Bigdaddy Search Infrastructure Rolling Out & More!

Today’s search podcast covers search engines skipping a US Congress
briefing on China censorship issues (but they’ll make the hearing later this
month); Dell leaves not-for-prime-time info on a computer out in public and,
surprise, search engines find it; BMW’s doorway page spam gets outed; Google’s
Bigdaddy search infrastructure is rolling out and more!

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  • Report from U.S. Congress Briefing on Human Rights and the Internet and China
  • Google, Microsoft and Yahoo Provides Statements to Congressional Caucus
    Regarding China Related Issues
  • Oops, Specs for Dell Computers Found in Google Cache
  • MeeVee Gets TV Search Patents
  • Personal Search Vertical ZoomInfo Awarded U.S. Patent
  • The Slow Season
  • BMW Germany
    Dinged For Doorway Spam
  • Google Bigdaddy Search Infrastructure To Rollout More Broadly
  • Get Your Hotel Rooms Now For SES NY 2006
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