Search Headlines & Links: October 8, 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:

  • Matt Cutts Interview
    Eric Enge recently sat down with Matt Cutts, Google spam-fighter extraordinaire.
  • Yahoo’s Sale Of Overture Japan Questioned
    The price of $13 million seems low, and the decision to sell the PPC engine of the largest search engine in Japan seems interesting.
  • GPhone a Linux-based Mobile OS?
    While rumors of a mobile device in the works by Google pop up every few weeks, those speculators may be off the mark.
  • AP Examines Growth Directions Of Major Search Engines
    The AP sees the retention times of the engines to be declining – with the exception of Google – and that all of them are reaching out to vertical portals and other means of grabbing larger audience share.
  • Ask.com Providing Celebrity Search Info For Entertainment Tonight
    Ask.com are sponsoring “celebrity search” on the Entertainment Tonight TV show.
  • SEW Experts: Getting a Jump on the Business Intelligence Imperative
    There’s gold in all that business intelligence you possess, and it’s the key to besting your competitors.
  • SEW Experts: Machines in Translation: Do MT Engineers Dream of Selectric Sheep?
    The battle for search engine supremacy in machine translation rages on.

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