Daily SearchCast, May 5, 2006: Google To Send Click Fraud Notices Out Soon; Microsoft Says (Again) More Work To Do In Search; Microsoft Celebrity Guide To Local Places & More!

Today’s search podcast covers Google sending notices to advertisers about a
proposed click fraud settlement later this month; Microsoft saying there’s more
work to be done in search; Microsoft’s planned step into personalized search;
Microsoft’s new celebrity guide to local places and more!

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Below are links to items discussed:

  • Comments in the Wrong
    Place at the Wrong Time

     
  • The Melting Pot Versus The
    Salad Bowl

     
  • Advertisers To Get Notices From Google In Click Fraud Settlement Later This
    Month
     

  • Yahoo Publisher Network Suspending Accounts for Poor Traffic Quality
     

  • Is
    Yahoo Testing New PPC Ad Ranking Algorithm?
     
  • Microsoft: Back To The "Early Days Of Search" Songbook
     

  • Microsoft’s Short Hand Search "Wild Thing" & IM Link Sharing "Nocturnal"
     

  • Windows Live QnA Beta – Microsoft’s Answer To Google & Yahoo Answers
     

  • Ask.com
    Second TV Blitz Stars Chief Scientist Guru, Apostolos Gerasoulis
     
  • BigDaddy, Missing Pages In Google & Is The Big G Out Of Space
     

  • Ad
    Agency Sues Maine Blogger Over Search Accusations
     
  • Google Sued For Profiting On Child Porn
     

  • Google Reader Added To Google Personalized Home Page
     

  • Australians Need Maps — Zoom Australia Delivers
     

  • Microsoft’s Windows Live Local Launches CelebFavorites.com


  • The Piers Of Newport Beach Vs. The Pier Of The OC
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