Daily SearchCast, April 28, 2006: Is China Blocking Technorati Blog Search?; Yahoo Gets New Local Paid Listings; Changing Your AdWords Time Zone & More!

Today’s search podcast reports of China blocking searches on Technorati;
Yahoo’s new flat-rate local listings for businesses; AdWords getting a one-time
report time zone changing feature and more!
SearchReturn editor Detlev Johnson
sat in for Danny Sullivan, who is away this week.

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Below are links to items discussed:

  • China may
    be blocking Technorati
     
  • Yahoo Cited
    In Chinese Dissident Verdict Case
     
  • Y!
    Introduces Local Featured Listings
     
  • Yahoo!
    expands global portal strength
     
  • Your
    Network Added To del.icio.us
     
  • Google
    Translates English To & From Arabic
     
  • Google
    Shoots Through the ranks to Second Most Desired Place For MBA Students To Work
     
  • Change Your
    Time Zone Once & Only Once At AdWords
     
  • History of
    search ad publishing
     
  • Are you a
    clickaphobe?
     
  • Google
    Hires Two New Chefs
     
  • Textile
    Shop In Turkey Names Itself "Google"
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