Daily SearchCast, April 12, 2006: Yahoo Maps Get Satellite Views; Microsoft’s New Academic Search; Google’s New Chinese Name & More!

Today’s search podcast covers Yahoo Maps getting satellite views, Microsoft
getting academic search; Google charging for commercial API use; Google
defending its China move and getting a new Chinese name and more!

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  • New Global
    Satellite and Aerial Imagery Added to Yahoo! Maps
  • Yahoo’s
    Farechase Adds Features
  • New
    Scholarly Search from Microsoft
  • Google Adds
    Pricing Model To Google AdWords API: Opens Commercial Use
  • Google’s
    Search & AdWords API Engineer Leaves Google
  • Google
    Hiring Google Audio Employees
  • Simply
    Google Places Most Of Google Services In One Place
  • Google’s
    New Name In China; Corn Song
  • Google’s
    Chinese Censorship “Absolutely The Right Move,” Says CEO Schmidt
  • Google
    Expand & Collapse Results With Embedded Images, Content & Search Site?
  • Time Warner
    Cable Can Auction Off TV Ads
  • Whois.sc
    Changes Name To DomainTools.com
  • Some SEO
    Resources For Flash Sites
  • Webmaster
    Eyes Paints Google PR On Your Home Page
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