Search Headlines & Links: February 13, 2008

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:

  • Yahoo Layoffs Top 1,000 Employees in U.S.
    Yahoo layoffs may top 1,000 employees before the U.S. mass layoff ends.
  • Largest Legal Vertical Search Engine Launches: Public Library of Law
    The world’s largest legal vertical search engine launched today in a partnership with legal research provider Fastcase.
  • Doodle 4 Google: Artsy-Craftsy March Madness
    Google pits kindergarteners against high school seniors in a Darwinian graphic arts contest to design a Google logo.
  • YouTube Channel launched for SES London 2008
    The television writers strike drove a record number of restive viewers to the Internet in December.
  • UK search marketing survey goes live
    Online publisher E-consultancy in conjunction with search agency Neutralize (**) are conducting follow up research to last year’s UK Search Engine Marketing Benchmark Report.
  • SEW Experts: Landing Page Optimization Defined for SEM
    Search marketers need to be concerned about landing page optimization because it can multiply the impact of your search marketing campaigns.
  • SEW Experts: The Search Monopoly Transforms
    Google, Yahoo, and MSN have been going at it like cats and dogs in the press. Much of the hype surrounding the three tech powerhouses coming together in the United States centers around a monopoly discussion.

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