Search Headlines & Links: Mar. 28, 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:

  • Do You Speak Programmer?
    Just because search marketers and programmers happen to speak the same language, doesn’t mean they are communicating.
  • Reciprocal Linking Should Still be a Component of Your Web Marketing Strategy
    Is reciprocal linking dead? Of course not. What should be history is the practice of requesting reciprocal links for the purposes of improving search engine rankings.
  • Google Prepping BT Network?
    Are Google’s moves to expand its footprint into new areas a precursor to launching a behavioral targeting network?
  • Yahoo Mail Turns 10, Offers Unlimited Storage
    One of the biggest and oldest free email services announced it will be offering unlimited storage beginning in May.
  • Slurp’s Change of Address
    Yahoo’s web crawler, affectionately known as Yahoo Slurp, will move from its domain of inktomisearch.com to crawl.yahoo.net.
  • Yahoo News Partners With Major Newspaper Publisher
    The McClatchy Company, third largest newspaper publisher in the United States, will provide International news for the Yahoo News platform.
  • MySpace Making $30 Million Per Month From Advertising
    According to a report just released, MySpace are making over $30 million a month in ad revenue – 30-40% of which should be AdSense.
  • Microsoft Eyeing DoubleClick?
    Microsoft may be among the suitors hoping to acquire DoubleClick’s online ad-serving platform.

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