Daily SearchCast, Feb. 9, 2006: Gary Price Departs SEW; Google Desktop Wherever You Go; Google Accepting Bids For Print Ads; Yahoo Considering Search Rewards & More!

Today’s search podcast covers Gary Price leaving Search Engine Watch for
a new job with Ask Jeeves; Google Desktop making your computer searchable
wherever you are; Google’s publication ads program opening to all bidders;
Google AdSense cold callers needing to do some more research before dialing for
dollars; Yahoo considering rewarding searchers; cool custom buttons for the
Google Toolbar and more!

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  • Goodbye
    Gary; Hello Barry!
  • It’s Time
    To Say So Long
  • Bon Voyage,
    Mr. Price
  • Google Enhances
    Desktop Features

  • Welcome To The Google Desktop?
  • Google Introduces Marked Up Version Of Privacy Policy Changes
  • Google Cold
    Calls Battelle On AdSense; Fails To Do Homework
  • Google Testing Expanded Print Ads Program
  • IAC Revenues Up 45%, Turns Profitable
  • Answers.com Adds New Ready Reference Content to Database
  • Yahoo Said
    To Have Given Details Of Another Chinese Dissident
  • Eric
    Schmidt Clarifies Google & AOL’s Roles at AOL
  • Yahoo
    Surveys Search Rewards Idea
  • Buttons,
    Buttons, Get & Make Your Google Toolbar Buttons
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