Today’s search podcast covers Google buying the Writely browser-based word
processor, Orkut’s woes continue; Google to help power Firefox anti-phishing
tools; is someone drafting your search ad; more on the Ashley Cole Gay results
at Google; finding library books via Google Book Search; the richest people in
search; why search engines might cause your wedding gifts to go astray and more!
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- Google Buys
Writely, A Browser Based Word Processor - Brazil Asks Google To Help Orkut To Stop Organizing Organized Crime
- Google to
Protect Firefox with Phishing Shield? - Google Removing
Ads from Mobile Content? - ‘Drafting’ and
‘Hijacking’ in Paid Search - We Sell Ferrari Driving Experiences, But Google Won’t Let Us Say That
- Google “Ashley
Cole Gay” Results Suggestion Prompts Questions From His Solicitor - Google Book Search Adds Find it in a Library for Some Books
- Google
Partners with Oxford, Harvard & Others to Digitize Libraries
Searching for Library Books with RedLightGreen- AccessMyLibrary.com Puts Library-Only Content On The Web
- More
Sources For Ebooks & Electronic Text - More
Online Book Resources - The Library
Card Catalog 2005: More than Just Basic Book Info - Google to Partner with Wikipedia
- Divining the Future of Search
- Don’t Overlook SEO for Your Podcasts
-
Yahoo’s Yang Says It’s More Important To Be In China Than Risk Of Not
Participating - Richest People in Search
- Didn’t Get That Wedding Gift? Blame The Search Engines!