Search Headlines & Links: Jan 23, 2007

A selection of stories posted to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with search-related headlines from around the Web:

From the SEW Blog:

  • PodZinger Releases 2006 Top Search Terms for Audio and Video
    George Bush, Music Videos, Google and Red Sox top the list of audio and video search terms.
  • SEMPO Launches Training Program
    A new Web-based SEM training program is open for enrollment. The first course, “Fundamentals of Search Marketing,” provides a high-level understanding of search marketing essentials in a 14-lesson course.
  • Dave Pasternak Sticks to His Guns
    The Did-it co-founder continues to bash SEO, comparing it to baking a cake. Paid search, on the other hand, is hard work.
  • Google Tests Video AdSense
    A test of AdSense video distribution and sponsorship with a small group of publishers will begin over the next few weeks.
  • AdCenter Almost Ready for Prime Time
    Microsoft’s adCenter platform will get an update in the next 2 months, which will include some small usability and back-end fixes, as well as the launch of a Content Ads pilot.
  • Searchles releases “push-me/pull-me” widget
    This new widget doesn’t require users to leave the source page to bookmark, tag, share or comment on content.
  • Microsoft Offers Clicking For Charity
    Microsoft is setting up a separate area in Live where a percentage of the click income will become charitable contributions.

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