Search Headlines & Links: August 6, 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:

  • Is an Ask-Microsoft Partnership on the Horizon?
    Ask.com and parent IAC have been cozying up to Microsoft lately, leading to the question of what will become of the current 5-year-old partnership Ask.com has with Google once it comes up for renewal at the end of the year.
  • Beating Google at the Hiring Game
    A recruiter shares with Forbes some ways that Google’s high standards and lengthy hiring process can actually be seen as vulnerabilities to be exploited by other companies trying to hire the limited talent available.
  • Yahoo Continues Search Suggestions Rollout
    Yahoo has been on a search refinement kick lately, which continued on Friday with the release of Search Suggest for Yahoo Toolbar for Internet Explorer.
  • Rebecca Lieb Interview
    Eric Enge interviews Rebecca Lieb, Editor in Chief of the ClickZ network, which includes Search Engine Watch.
  • SEW Experts: Microsoft adCenter Could Win the Search Battle
    Tony Wright explains why he thinks Microsoft adCenter can win the search wars — if it can scale the audience.
  • Hacks In Gmail Disclosed At Black Hat Convention
    The Black Hat convention In Las Vegas disclosed vulnerabilities in Gmail and other cookie-based e-mail programs.
  • AdWords Editor 4.0 Released With New Features
    Google announced Friday the release of AdWords Editor 4.0. This version has a number of new features and many upgrades to the existing features.

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