Daily SearchCast, May 16, 2006: New Yahoo Home Page Available; Google Notebook Launches; Google Hires Webmaster Relations Help; Google Loses A Chef & More!

Today’s search podcast covers Yahoo allowing people to try a new home page;
Google’s new note taking web service launches; Google hires a search marketer to
help work with search marketers; soon after finally hiring new chief chefs,
Google loses one of them and more!
SearchReturn editor Detlev Johnson
sat in for Danny Sullivan, who is away this week.

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Today From The SEW Blog…

  • IE7 Default
    Search Given Approval By DOJ
     
  • Firefox To
    Add Search Suggestions To Search Toolbar
     
  • New Yahoo
    Home Page Available
     
  • Yahoo
    Answers Hits 10 Million Mark; Answes Creeping Into Regular Search Results
     
  • Advertise
    Google Base Listings in AdWords
     
  • Google
    Releases Version Four of AdWords API
     
  • Mike Grehan
    Podcast With Google’s Matt Cutts
     
  • Snap.com’s
    New User Interface & Adds New Features
     
  • MSNBC.com
    News Search Powered By Windows Live
     
  • Google
    Notebook Live
     
  • Planet
    Discover Acquisition a Potential ‘Turning Point’ for Newspapers
     
  • Indeed Job
    Search Moves Ads Out Of Beta & Q&A With CEO, Paul Forster
     
  • eBay To
    Test TV Ad System; Not Google
     
  • Google Hires
    SEM For "Better Conversations" With Webmasters
     
  • Google
    Loses New Chef
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