Search Headlines & Links: May 3, 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:

  • Ask Brings the Algorithm Mainstream
    Ask.com’s recent offline advertising campaign is shifting into high gear to build up buzz around Ask’s upcoming Edison algorithm.
  • Quintura For Kids: Another Search Engine For Kids
    The space is a tough one and I think possibly one that has overreached itself.
  • YouTube Set to Test Marketability of SciFi Film
    YouTube is using a new animated science fiction show, Afterworld, to test their marketing abilities.
  • MyQuest: India’s Exclusive Local Search Engine
    MyQuest.com is looking to dominate the local search space in one of the world’s most populous countries.
  • SearchQB.com: A Great Google Custom Search Example
    An innovative use of Google Custom Search – SeachQB.com – launched last week before the NFL Draft. The site plans to be “the search engine of choice for football scouts, GMs, journalists, and gridiron fanatics”
  • Wiki Search Adds Jabber Founder to Team
    Jeremie Miller, founder of the open instant messaging service, is joining the Wiki Search project.
  • Yahoo Brings Mobile OneSearch to Canada, Europe
    Yahoo today launched its OneSearch mobile search application in Canada and five countries in Europe
  • Microsoft Buys Mobile Ad Firm
    Microsoft has acquired Paris-based mobile ad network ScreenTonic, which serves text and display ads to mobile phones and devices in Belgium, France and the U.K.
  • Google (but not Google News) indexes Belgian newspapers again
    Copiepresse’s Belgian French-language newspapers from are back in Google, but they are still in talks about Google News, one of the main parts of their dispute.

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