Search Headlines & Links: August 30, 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:

  • Microsoft to Update Trademark Dispute Handling in adCenter
    the way Microsoft deals with trademark infringement accusations against advertisers will change starting on September 10
  • The Economist Examines Google
    Google is hated and feared by many, as The Economist outlines, but it seems it is their motto of “Do No Evil” that gets people annoyed.
  • Yahoo Adds New Features To Panama
    Twenty ads per ad group and the ability to view performance numbers, as well as edit, copy, delete and create new ads, tightens the user experience.
  • Search engine to aid diagnoses
    A diagnostic search engine is being used at the University of Virginia hospital.
  • Google Adds China.com As Search Partner
    Google announced it will partner with Chinese internet service provider, China.com to provide search results for the site’s portal and China.com’s search results.
  • NoFollow as an SEO Optimization Tool
    Matt Cutts suggests that you can freely use NoFollow within your own site to control PageRank flow, including on your own internal links, without fear of it being seen as a poor quality signal by Google.
  • More Exec Moves at Yahoo
    Yahoo, which has undergone a few rounds of reorganization this year, is in the midst of more changes in its ad sales business.
  • SEW Experts: The Great Link Buying Debate
    Sage Lewis reviews the arguments for and against buying links, which was a hot topic at SES San Jose last week.

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