Daily SearchCast, August 1, 2006: Search & Top Global Brands, NASDQ Error Drops Google Price By Over $300 Temporarily; Google’s Matt Cutts Does Video Answers & More!

Today’s search podcast covers top search brands and how they do in the
BusinessWeek top 100 global brands; a NASDAQ area sends Google’s stock price
tumbling by over $300 in after hours trading, due to a glitch; Google’s Matt
Cutts tries video blogging to answer webmaster ranking and indexing questions 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:

  • Microsoft,
    Google & Yahoo Make BusinessWeek’s Top 100 Best Global Brands
  • NASDAQ
    Error Sends Google’s Stock Price Down To $38
  • Yahoo
    Finance Hacked & Defaced
  • Google
    Toolbar Bug Warns Against Use Of Other Search Engines
  • A Financial
    Analyst’s View of the Search Industry
  • Google’s
    Matt Cutts Answers Questions On Google Video
  • MSN Assigns
    Names To Vertical Search Crawlers
  • Sort Back
    Links By Top Level Domain
  • Enquisite
    is a new free analytics tool that is launching today.
  • Google News
    Search Engine Explained
  • Google
    Paying News Sites For Google News Syndication?
  • AOL Video
    To Launch New Video Portal
  • Google
    Trends Launched In China
  • Google To
    Change Arabic Translation Of "Gay"
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