Daily SearchCast, August 3, 2006: Google-AP Deal Not Pay-Per-Click; Google Gains 60% US Search Share; Get Your Click Fraud Settlement Requests In Now & More!

Today’s search podcast covers more details on the deal between Google and the
Associated Press for news content; Google hits 60 percent of the US search
market share, says Hitwise; tomorrow’s the deadline to file for a click fraud
settlement from Google 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:

  • Google-AP
    Deal Not Pay-Per-Click & Some Further Details
  • Google
    Reaches 60% Search Market Share
  • Reminder:
    AdWords Claim in Click Fraud Settlement Due Tomorrow
  • Industry
    Groups, Search Engines To Develop Click Fraud Guidelines
  • Google
    Negotiating With University Of California On Book Search
  • Rollyo Adds
    More Functionality
  • Use
    Frequency Of Google Products Survey
  • The Concept
    Of A "Perfectly Optimized Page"
  • Eric
    Schmidt Asks Photos Of Him & Wife To Be Kept Private
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