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Danny Sullivan
2006
No More Google Foundation Funding For “Foreseeable Future,” Says Google
Google Foundation no more? from Garett Rogers at ZDNet notes that as part of its earnings announcement, Google has said…
Google Looking To Traditional Ads For Growth
Google Growth to Come From Traditional Media from Susan Kuchinskas at InternetNews.com covers something that may have been lost in…
World Association Of Newspapers Dislikes Search Engine Exploitation, Clueless About Robots.txt Banning
Newspapers want search engines to pay over at News.com covers the World Association Of Newspapers planning to challenge the “exploitation…
Daily SearchCast, Jan. 31, 2006: Google Toolbar 4 With Bookmarking Out; How Google Censors In China; Google’s EvilRank Scale; Keyword Searching Through Broadcast News & More!
Today’s search podcast covers a new version of the Google Toolbar with bookmarking features being released; how Google does censorship in…
Google Working On Goobuntu Linux Project, Fuels New OS Rumors
The Register is reporting in Google at work on desktop Linux that Google has confirmed it is working on a…
Google, Microsoft Say No To US Congressional Briefing On Chinese Censorship
Google won’t talk to Congress about China from the San Francisco Chronicle covers Google declining an invitation to appear before…
Mazda Taps Into Pontiac TV & Search Ads Again
Remember the post earlier about Pontiac telling people to search for them on Google? What I loved especially about that…
Google Created EvilRank Scale To Decide On Chinese Censorship
Via Good Morning Silicon Valley, "Google CEO on censoring: ‘We did an evil scale’" from InfoWorld has Google CEO Eric…
Kanoodle Gets MSN Spaces Contextual Deal
Kanoodle has announced it will be providing contextual ads to the MSN Spaces service. What’s odd about this is that…
A Picture Says 1000 Words About Google’s Censorship In China
Plenty are writing and writing about Google’s agreement to censor results for China. But pictures perhaps better illustrate the differences…
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