Search Headlines & Links: October 11, 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:

  • Will Accessibility Become Mandatory?
    While more search marketers are becoming aware of usability and accessibility concerns, the numbers are still very small. A class-action lawsuit filed in California has the potential to change that, and require Web sites to comply with accessibility laws.
  • Building A Search Team
    Picking members of your search marketing team is like picking the right keywords. There are pitfalls and setbacks, but with the right knowledge and a good methodology you can be successful.
  • Expect More Finger Pointing on Copyright Protection for Video
    Last week, Peter Chernin, president and COO of News Corp, said that Google “could do a better job” at preventing illegally copied video from appearing on its YouTube site.
  • Blinkx Showing Google How To Monetize YouTube
    Blinkx launched a method for providing contextual ads that go along with the video content embedded on a site.
  • Google Buys Social Messaging Vendor Jaiku, Where Is This Leading?
    Google has purchased a social instant messaging company, Jaiku, though how it is planning on using it is being kept secretive.
  • SEW Experts: Solving the Link Building Puzzle: Do or Die.
    Link building is a puzzle all search marketers are trying to solve.

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