Search Headlines & Links: Feb. 22, 2007

Want a snapshot of the day’s search marketing news? Here we’ve collected today’s top news stories posted to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with search-related headlines from around the Web:

From the SEW Blog:

  • Google Quality Score Now Live
    The quality score update to Google’s ad ranking algorithm announced last week is now live.
  • Lighten Up, Dear Video Advertiser
    Given how advertisers behave on TV, maybe it’s time for them to lighten up.
  • Yahoo, Google and Bloglines Dominate Web-based RSS Reader Market
    A report from FeedBurner finds that a few top readers are driving the majority of clicks.
  • Local Search Partnerships of the Day
    Today saw notable partnership announcements in the local search space from Tellme and AdStar.
  • More Ads for MySpace
    A Fox Interactive Media’s acquisition could mean more graphical ads will appear on MySpace pages.
  • Search Biz Lends A Hand
    In the analytics area, the big search and portal businesses are lending a hand to the display ad marketplace.
  • Google Adds Non-search Revenue Stream
    Google today launched its “Google Apps Premier Edition,” a subscription-based offering of its office/productivity apps, including webmail, calendar, IM, docs and spreadsheets.
  • BusinessWeek: Search Ads Getting Too Pricey
    The business magazine explores a “fallout from a new online ad rush,” where commerce giants are increasingly muscling out smaller businesses from the ad pool.
  • Yahoo Sings The News – Will Investors Sing the Blues
    Singing newscasters? Is something wrong at Yahoo?
  • Krugle Adds Microsoft CodePlex to its Index
    Hot on the heels of providing code search integrated into the Yahoo Developer network, Krugle is now working with Microsoft.

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