Daily SearchCast, March 22, 2006: Google Finance Launches; Google Sued Over Rankings; Google Doesn’t Have To Give Up Search Queries; Amazon’s Abortion Vs. Adoption Issue & More!

Today’s search podcast covers the launch of Google Finance; Google
partnering with Nike to produce a soccer social network; Google sued over
someone’s lost rankings; Google not required to handover search data to the US
Department Of Justice; ShopLocal wins a ban against being crawled by Cairo; Paul
Flaherty, a founder of AltaVista, passes away; Amazon’s not recommending
adoption over abortion and more!

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Below are links with more information about the stories that were discussed:

  • Google Finance Unveiled
  • Google Health To Cure The World?
  • Google And Nike Team Up To Create Soccer Social Networking Site
  • Google Sued Over Site Penalty By KinderStart.com
  • Google
    Doesn’t Have To Hand Over Search Logs To Justice Department
  • Judge Requires Google to Give Gmail Emails to Courts
  • Google Wins Copyright Court Case
  • Google Hires Lobbying Firm
  • ShopLocal Wins In Crawling Case Against Cairo
  • Paul Flaherty, A Founder Of AltaVista, Passes Away
  • Ask Appoints Senior Vice President And Chief Scientist
  • Gary Price Interviewed; Ask’s New Butler?
  • The Stupid Things We Say
  • Reports from Search Engine Strategies China: Day One
  • Alibaba.com Uses $750M of the $1B (USD) Yahoo Paid
  • Amazon Changes “Did You Mean?” Result For “Abortion” Query
  • Yahoo Removed Block Result Feature From My Web
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