Search Headlines & Links: September 11, 2007

Want a snapshot of the day’s search engine 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:

  • Australian Watchdog Suing Google Gets Judicial Criticism
    The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission was told its legal briefs were unclear and were ordered to submit summaries of their main allegations by the Australian judge overseeing the case.
  • Newsknife finds dramatic changes in Google News ratings
    Google’s recent decision to host material produced by The Associated Press (AP) and three other wire services on Google News is having an impact on rankings of news sites.
  • Google Mobile to Start Running AdWords
    Google will begin showing AdWords ads within Google Mobile Search in the next few days.
  • The Year for Mobile Ads is Here…Really
    According to a Kelsey Group report, a confluence of factors may mean that now really is the time for mobile advertising to take off.
  • SEW Experts: Should You Worry About Site Speed?
    Aaron Shear explains that concerns about page load times are not a thing of the past. Optimizing your site and addressing site speed can make a big difference in your search rankings.
  • SEW Experts: Reach Today’s Search Users With Long-Tail Optimization
    Mark Jackson discusses the evolution born of necessity which has led search users to come so far in such a short time. He tells you how you can reach today’s educated search engine user by optimizing for the long tail.

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