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Google Sitemaps Now Available in Four More Languages
It’s quite the international day at the Googleplex. First, new languages and interfaces for Google Scholar and now a post from Vanessa Fox on Inside Google Sitemaps mentions…
Pronto Shopping Search
InteractiveCorp’s unveiled a beta release of shopping search engine Pronto. Makes complete sense considering all of the e-commerce properties the company has…
Supremes: Institutions Can Block Legal E-Mail
Direct reports on a Supreme Court decision holding that the University of Texas acted within its rights in blocking e-mails from LonghornSingles.com,…
Ready Reference Databases: AcronymFinder Adds New Search Features
AcronymFinder.com one of the most well-known human-edited acronym and abbreviation databases on the open web has introduced a few new search features…
Answers.com Adds More Research Tools to Database
Answers.com continues to add more research tools to their service. Here’s a look at a few new features. Taylor’s Dictionary for Gardeners…
It’s Not Spam When I Send It
Florida’s attorney general is under fire for sending out unsolicited campaigning e-mails for his candidacy for governor. Attorney general, Charlie Crist, was…
Benjamin Franklin Gets His Own Search Engine
News from Clusty this morning that they have launched a new “specialty search database” to mark the 300th Bithday (his tecentenary) on…
Dogpile Doing Product Placement on Television
Over on Search Engine Journal, Loren posts that Dogpile (they’re celebrating their 10th birthday) is doing some “product placement” on various television…
MrSapo Tweaks Its Appearance
MrSapo Search World is a very easy to use service that allows the searcher, with quick clicks, to check search results and…
Effective Search Marketing Management, Continued
In today’s SearchDay article, SEM Campaign & Project Management, Part 2, guest writer Greg Jarboe continues coverage of a recent Search Engine…
Just Saying No To Blogging About SEO Competitions
I’ve covered SEO competitions in the past, the classic nigritude ultramarine one from 2004, loquine glupe from last January, hommingberger gepardenforelle from…
Not You’re Average Blogger
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) takes place this week and likely many bloggers will be in attendance, though one blogger happens to…
Happy 10th Birthday To Dogpile
Today, metasearch tool Dogpile begins celebrating its 10th birthday. Congrats! Here’s the Dogpile home page from December of 1996 and a USENET…
Watching the Web, Even While You Sleep
Anyone who monitors web sites for changes knows what a pain it is to manually revisit and hunt for new information. But…
WebSite-Watcher: A Key Tool for Tracking Web Page Changes
My friend and librarian colleague, Phil Bradley, points to a blog post by Marshall Kirkpatrick that looks at tools and services that…
New Year To-Do: Change that Boilerplate
A good tip from Steve Outing at Poynter: don’t forget to update your site! Most Web sites have copyright and other boilerplate…
The Googleshank Redemption Reloaded
Remember me writing about the Googleshank Redemption? If not, it was the story of site owner Allan Dick feeling powerless to get…
Spam Free or Die
Eventurally, spam would have to turn into a music video, right? Herewith, Javier Prato’s SpamFreeorDie.
WebmasterWorld Back Among The Spiderable
WebmasterWorld, which banned Google, Yahoo, MSN, Ask Jeeves and other search spiders last month, is now allowing them back in and thus…
What’s A Scraper Site
It’s easy to assume that everyone knows what a scraper site is. Everyone doesn’t — or at least, they know what a…
RSS Newsletters? Not So Fast…
This morning Steve Rubel points to a new service, Mailfeed.org, that purports to easily convert e-mail newsletters into RSS feeds. Steve, a…
Answers.com’s New “Find As You Type” Feature
We see to be talking about UI tests at Google all of the time but how about a test from Answers.com? From…
DMA’s $5 Do-Not-Mail List
This has enraged me for years: the DMA charges consumers $5.00 to register online for its little-publicized do-not-snail-mail list (MPS). Mailing your…
TRUSTe Trusts Yesmail
TRUSTe just named e-mail service provider Yesmail as the first company authorized to resell TRUSTe’s Web privacy seals. Yesmail can now review…
Google Firefox Extensions For Anti-Phishing & Popping-Up Google Blog Search Results
New Firefox extensions over at Google highlights that there’s a new anti-phishing tool now out for Firefox users plus a new add-on…
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