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Danny Sullivan

2005

Video

YouTube Pops Above Google Video Thanks To SNL Clip

So here’s a mashup for you. I wrote earlier about YouTube and how I didn’t really trust Alexa data to…

29 Dec 2005

Industry

2005 in Review: The Top Search Industry Stories of the Year

Search caught fire last year, with new tools, services and virtually constant activity. Here's a look back at some of…

29 Dec 2005

Industry

Daily SearchCast, Dec. 28, 2005: Google Base Switches To Jump Pages, Some Publishers Ask Google Book Search To Display Pages From Their Books, Top Search Blogs Get Awards, Maps Make Saturday Night Live & More!

Today’s search podcast covers Google Base sending searchers through "jump" pages, Google Book Search NOT being hacked to display books…

28 Dec 2005

Industry

Revisiting The “No Banners On Google” Declaration

I wrote previously of Google promising that the terms of its deal with AOL wouldn’t see a flood of banner…

28 Dec 2005

Industry

Using Google To Measure Your Sluttiness

A nice find by Nathan at InsideGoogle, Slut-O-Meter lets you find out how promiscuous you are according to Google. It…

28 Dec 2005

SEO

The Googleshank Redemption Reloaded

Remember me writing about the Googleshank Redemption? If not, it was the story of site owner Allan Dick feeling powerless…

28 Dec 2005

Industry

Google Knocked For Allowing Off Topic Ford Explorer Ads

Ford Explorer Teaches Me to Ignore Google AdWords Ads from Aaron over at SEO Book looks at Ford Explorer ads…

28 Dec 2005

Industry

Google Base Switches To Force All Searchers Through Jump Pages

When Google Base first launched, one of my key questions was whether people could click on a entry and go…

28 Dec 2005

Industry

Google Book Search “Hack” Just Normal Operation

Steve Rubel thinks he’s "hacked" Google Book Search, as he covers in his Read Most of O’Reilly’s Hacks Books for…

28 Dec 2005

Industry

Daily SearchCast, Dec. 27, 2005: Ask Drops Jeeves Name In France, YouTube For Finding Video, A9’s Amazon Discounts And MSN’s Possible Pay To Search — Will They Win Searchers & More!

Today’s search podcast covers Ask Jeeves just becoming Ask for its French site, part of future rebranding moves perhaps?; a…

27 Dec 2005

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