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The Ad Network’s Ad Network

I don’t fully understand the technology behind Right Media, a remnant inventory ad network and publisher-side ad optimization firm founded by former…

By rumo · 31 Aug 2005

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Answers.com Unveils Toolkit for Educators

Late last week Answers.com launched their “Teacher Toolkit.” It’s an innovative way for Answers.com to alert one community of users to tools…

By Gary Price · 29 Aug 2005

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Worms Smoked Out of Holes

Now hear this, spammers: The FBI teamed with Turkish and Moroccan authorities and nabbed the bad guys behind authoring and distributing the…

By rumo · 26 Aug 2005

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Internet and Interactive at WPP

Trudging through WPP Group’s impressive results released today I caught this little tidbit in a discusson if the holding company’s media business:…

By rumo · 26 Aug 2005

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O’Reilly In Debate Over Link Selling

I wrote back in April about how the sale of off-topic links to advertisers looking for search ranking boosts had become well…

By Danny Sullivan · 24 Aug 2005

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Your Job vs. The Algorithm

Our inimitable columnist Sean Carton found what may be the best-ever example of Web marketing gone horribly, horribly wrong. He shared it…

By rumo · 24 Aug 2005

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We’re Live!

The blog’s up at last! A little background on why we finally decided to blog is here. Thanks very much for taking…

By rumo · 22 Aug 2005

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More Testing Of Middle Of The Page Query Refinement At Google

The Googleplex is playing with its search results again. Out is the "Dissatisfied" query refinement we wrote about earlier this month. In…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Aug 2005

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Copernic Still Wants Their Mamma.com

Clickz is reporting that the deal that has Mamma.com acquiring desktop/enterprise search provider, Copernic.com, is back on. Mamma.com’s plans to acquire Copernic…

By Gary Price · 18 Aug 2005

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Using Brackets To Illustrate Queries

How to write queries from Google software engineer Matt Cutts is a nice look at how Googlers internally represent queries, so that…

By Danny Sullivan · 17 Aug 2005