Search Headlines & Links: February 25, 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:

  • Flickr photo sharing awards for SES London 2008
    Search Engine Strategies London wrapped up last week and the 2,000 attendees have returned to work with a new understanding of how Google’s universal search is incorporating images as well as videos, news, maps, books, and websites into a single set of results.
  • Media Spend on Search, Verticals, Continues to Grow
    Search made up 31 percent of the $735 million in media billings in 2007 by Microsoft-owned Avenue A | Razorfish, second only to ads on vertical sites at 39 percent of spending.
  • Kelsey Group Predicts Growth in Interactive, Directional Ads
    Interactive advertising revenue in the U.S. will grow from $22.5 billion in 2007 to $62.4 billion by 2012, according to a new Kelsey Group report.
  • SEW Experts: Google AdWords Contextual Advertising Mystery Solved
    Readers have tried running placement-targeted campaigns, and found many AdSense publisher sites don’t seem to be available to them. David Szetela shares a way to work around issues with Google’s discovery tool.
  • How It Came To This: Virals vs. Microsoft
    Microsoft’s Kevin Johnson e-mailed his team detailing Microsoft’s interest in the Yahoo merger, and the benefits the company and its employees will gain if the deal goes through.
  • SEO Shenanigans Bury Digg, Trip StumbleUpon, Poison Delicio.us?
    Steve Rubel comes out against “SEO shenanigans” and their corruption of social media in his Micropersuasion blog.

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