Today’s search podcast covers new search patents including a tricorder-like
device; AdSense’s bot confirmed to be helping Googlebot; a new index aims to
help quantify click fraud rates; Yahoo pleases Wall Street with earnings; how
about a poster of Google search commands?; Google Australia is looking for a few
good women — actually, a lot of them — and more!
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- Bill Slawski Joins SEW Blog As Patents & Search Research Correspondent
- Greetings From Bill Slawski, SEW’s New Patent Correspondent
- Search
Engine Watch Has Strong Bias Towards Last Names With “S” - New Search Patents: April 18, 2006 – Is That A Tricorder In Your Pocket?
- Google’s
Matt Cutts Confirms AdSense Bot Helping Googlebot With Indexing - New Click Fraud Index Aims To Quantify Click Fraud Rate
- Search Ad Providers Gaze into their Crystal Balls
- Revenues
Up, Profits Down But Yahoo Meets Earnings Expectations - Yahoo
Pondering Free & Low-Cost WiFi - Yahoo Buys Meedio, Gains TiVo-Like Tech
- Chris
Pirillo Search Podcasts From SES NY & Googlefasting - Interview
With Ask’s Jim Lanzone - A Poster Of
Google Search Commands - Google Australia In Need Of Female Engineers