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Looking For Directories?

There’s been a number of posts on our forums and elsewhere where people are listing new and existing directories, all part of…

By Danny Sullivan · 18 Nov 2004

Industry

WebmasterWorld Conference Coverage: Day 2

More coverage out of the WebmasterWorld search conference in Vegas, from its second day. For the first day, see my earlier blog…

By Danny Sullivan · 18 Nov 2004

Industry

Google & Approved Cloaking

Last May, I wrote about how Google effectively approves of cloaking in the case of content from NPR. The new Google Scholar…

By Danny Sullivan · 18 Nov 2004

Industry

Google Scholar Launches

Google’s released a new Google Scholar site that provide easy access to searching for academic information. Today’s SearchDay looks at the new…

By Danny Sullivan · 18 Nov 2004

Industry

Even More Search Patents

Earlier this week SearchDay published a list with several new search-related patents. Due to space limitation we were unable to run the…

By Gary Price · 18 Nov 2004

Industry

Google & The Approved Cloaking Problem

Google needs to modify its policy on cloaking and provide more webmaster support, so programs like Google Scholar don't leave it open…

By Danny Sullivan · 18 Nov 2004

Industry

Google Scholar Offers Access To Academic Information

Google has launched a new Google Scholar search service, providing the ability to search for scholarly literature located from across the web.

By Danny Sullivan · 18 Nov 2004

Industry

Let’s Talk Mooter

Here’s a web search tool we haven’t heard from in a long time, Australia’s Mooter. In: Searching your thoughts, from Red Herring,…

By Gary Price · 17 Nov 2004

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Searching for Real Time Information

If search engines have an Achilles heel, it’s that the crawling process lags the content creation process. While content from some sites…

By rumo · 17 Nov 2004

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The Return Of RealNames

Keith Teare, founder of the RealNames navigation system that died back in 2002, tells me via email that he’s regained the RealNames…

By Danny Sullivan · 17 Nov 2004