Search Headlines & Links: Mar. 12, 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 Tests TV Waters
    Google’s long-awaited move to TV advertising is underway, with a small test of AdSense ads on cable TV in California.
  • Google’s Local Business Center: Solving the “Last Block Problem”
    Letting business owners define their location on a block addresses a little known problem, showing a step in the right direction to improve data quality.
  • Difficult SEO Clients
    There’s no such thing as the perfect SEO client, but everyone knows that some are more difficult than others.
  • Google News adds feature from Google Blog Search
    If mainstream media keep adding blogs, and A-List bloggers keep becoming columnists for mainstream media, what is the difference long-term between news search and blog search?
  • Did-It’s Wise Lands at Right Media
    Former Did-It CEO Bill Wise has been named president of Remix Media, a division of ad exchange Right Media.
  • The press failed to see “search” as a kind of journalism
    A new report from Journalism.org finds that the press is no longer the gatekeeper over what the public knows, and search is part of a new kind of journalism.
  • Is Google Indexing Speeding Up?
    A combination of existing trus, and constantly changing content is causing Google to look at some sites with greater frequency.
  • Brian Induni Interview about the Web Analytics Association
    The WAA plays a lead role in examining many of the basic issues in the Web Analytics industry.
  • Yahoo!, AT&T Issue Joint Release To Stop Speculation
    The two issued a release amid media speculation about the value of their partnership.

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