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Daily SearchCast, Sept. 1, 2005: SEO Book To Fight Traffic Power, Google Advertises To Consumers, Yahoo Accused Of Funding Spyware, Getting Info On The Move With Google, Testing Your SEM Knowledge & More
Today’s search podcast covers SEO Book’s Aaron Wall deciding to fight allegations he revealed trade secrets of SEO firm Traffic Power on…
Google’s Defintions Operator Goes International
So far this week we’ve posted about Google offering new international versions of Google Print and the introduction of film info to…
Aaron Wall To Fight Traffic Power Suit; Calls For Donations
Aaron Wall of SEO Book, who is being sued by Traffic Power over allegedly helping reveal “trade secrets” has decided to fight…
Google Print For Publishers Expands To Europe
Earlier Gary blogged that Google Print had gone international, with interfaces added for 14 English-speaking countries. Now a further expansion — this…
Choosing an RSS Reader
Choosing an RSS reader may seem like a daunting task, but it's actually quite easy, and a very low-risk proposition, as most…
Hiring SEM Firms, Dealing With Clients & The Need For Communication
There's been a variety of articles over the past few weeks on hiring SEM firms -- as well how SEM firms can…
Daily SearchCast, Aug. 31, 2005: Google Selling Print Ads, Yahoo Apologizing For Ad Management Woes, France To Fund Eurosearch, SEO Blogger Sued Over Trade Secrets Allegation, Google Meets South Park & More
Today’s search podcast covers Google selling ads in print, Yahoo apologizing for ad management problems and issuing refunds, an SEO blogger sued…
Google and Microsoft Back in Court
The News.com story: Google asks court to void Lee’s Microsoft pact, discusses another chapter in the case that took place last week…
SEW Server Sluggishness
Apologies if you’ve found the SEW Blog or the SEW Forums sluggish today. We’ve had some load spikes on our servers that…
Google Brings Film Showtimes and Reviews Service to the UK
Google has just introduced their film showtime and review service on the Google UK site. It operates just like the U.S. film…