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AltaVista’s Former Engineering Director At Microsoft

AltaVista’s former director of engineering Don Dodge turns up now working at Microsoft. Robert Scoble talks with him a bit…

29 Sep 2005

SEO

And Debunking Urban SEO Myths!

Speaking of debunking urban myths, how about those of the SEO world? I just posted about a list of things…

29 Sep 2005

Industry

Debunking Urban Myths

Did you hear about the killer dolphins that got loose from a naval facility in the wake of Hurricane Katrina?…

29 Sep 2005

Industry

Google WiFi In New York’s Bryant Park

Google Wi-Fi in NYC, spotted via Russell Shaw, shows Google backing wifi in New York’s Bryant Park. Another stepping stone…

29 Sep 2005

Industry

Google House Ads In AdSense On Non-Google Sites

I wrote earlier of issues some have with Google running house ads for its own products in Google search results.…

29 Sep 2005

SEO

Rundown On Search Ranking Factors

Search rankings aren’t all about PageRank. Even Google will tell you they have many, many “signals” that are measured to…

29 Sep 2005

Industry

Google Partners With NASA For Expansion Space, Space Data & Supercomputing Talent

Google, NASA sign `a very big deal’ from the San Jose Mercury News gives the rundown on the aforementioned plans…

29 Sep 2005

Industry

Yahoo Site Explorer Live: New Way To See All Your Pages, Links

Yahoo Site Explorer is now reality. It will show you all pages within a domain, within a particular directory of…

28 Sep 2005

Industry

Daily SearchCast, Sept. 28, 2005: Google Moving To NASA (Offices), Dropping Euro Commissions, Yahoo Preps Tools On Search Buzz, Releases Desktop Search From Beta, A Search Marketer On The Apprentice & More!

Today’s search podcast covers Google expected to expand offices to the NASA Ames site, removing commissions for European advertisers and…

28 Sep 2005

Video

BitTorrent Looking To Work With Publishers

Looking for video content? I mean, not just looking but also wanting to download it? BitTorrent is a popular way…

28 Sep 2005

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