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Yahoo Acquires Jumpcut To Add Editing Tools To Yahoo Video

Yahoo announced that they have acquired Jumpcut, a company that allows you to create videos by remixing them and then sharing them with friends, who can then remix…

By Barry Schwartz · 28 Sep 2006

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Text Link Ads Launches Feedvertising

Techcrunch reports that Text Link Ads has launched a new product named Feedvertising. Feedvertising is an advertising solution that allows advertisers to…

By Barry Schwartz · 27 Sep 2006

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Search Headlines & Links: September 27, 2006

Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we’ve spotted but not blogged…

By Danny Sullivan · 27 Sep 2006

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Evil Matt Cutts: Matt’s Evil Twin Brother

Spotted via SEO Home, it appears someone launched an alter ego to Matt Cutts’s blog at evilmattcutts.com. You got to admit, this…

By Barry Schwartz · 27 Sep 2006

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Indeed Launches Salary Search Beta

Indeed, the job search engine, announced the launch of a Salary Search tool. It basically allows you to enter in a job…

By Barry Schwartz · 27 Sep 2006

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2006 Online Ad Spend: 37% Increase in ’06 & Search Remains Hot

The Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) in conjunction with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) released online ad revenue figures for the first two quarters of 2006,…

By Barry Schwartz · 27 Sep 2006

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Google’s 8th Birthday

Google put up a special birthday logo for themselves today, since today is Google’s 8th birthday. Or is it? In last years…

By Barry Schwartz · 27 Sep 2006

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Google Talks On Its Approach To Content & Copyright

Our approach to content at the Official Google Blog has Google explaining to the world how it works with content owners and…

By Danny Sullivan · 27 Sep 2006

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John Battelle Talks With Matt Cutts & Nofollow Attribute The Same As Meta Robots Nofollow?

John Battelle has a short interview with Google spam fighter Matt Cutts. The most interesting part I found was news that the…

By Danny Sullivan · 27 Sep 2006

Industry

Behind the Scenes in the Search Engine Labs

Most of the major search engines have research units and live testing grounds for new products and features. What kinds of projects…

By Shari Thurow · 26 Sep 2006

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Search Headlines & Links: September 26, 2006

Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we’ve spotted but not blogged…

By Danny Sullivan · 26 Sep 2006

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The Internet, ‘Family 2.0’ And The 43-Hour Day

Yahoo and OMD issued the findings from the latest round of their ongoing global research project in 16 countries that involves online…

By Greg Sterling · 26 Sep 2006

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Google’s Index Bench: Build Your Own Google Search Engine?

Gary Price reported that Google registered a few new interesting domain names including bench-index.com, benchindex.com, index-bench.com and indexbench.com. Since then Garett Rogers…

By Barry Schwartz · 26 Sep 2006

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First Non English University To Join Google Book Search Project

Reuters reports that The Complutense University of Madrid, a Spanish university, is to join the Google Book Search scan project as the…

By Barry Schwartz · 26 Sep 2006

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Some Google Belgium Follow-Ups

Just a quick note that Google’s posted on its official blog about the Google Belgian news issue that I’ve been covering, while…

By Danny Sullivan · 26 Sep 2006

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Google Gets Long Distance Phone Call From Space

The world’s first private woman space tourist Anousheh Ansari made a long distance call to the Googleplex to talk with Google co-founder…

By Barry Schwartz · 26 Sep 2006

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Yahoo Fellowships For Repressed Journalists, While Chinese Journalist Might Sue Them

Earlier this month, I dinged Google over hypocrisy for getting behind Banned Books Week given its support of censorship in China. Now,…

By Danny Sullivan · 26 Sep 2006

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Google Aims To Make More Energy Efficient Computers

A NY Times article shows how Google to Push for More Electrical Efficiency in PC. Why? (1) “It’s like putting a 400-horsepower…

By Barry Schwartz · 26 Sep 2006

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DMA Offering Search Marketing Certification Program

The Direct Marketing Association has announced a new certification program in search marketing, which is to launch at its annual conference next…

By Danny Sullivan · 26 Sep 2006

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Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against AOL Over Search Data Release

TechCrunch reports in Suit filed against AOL; seeks to block search history storage that a class action lawsuit has been filed against…

By Danny Sullivan · 26 Sep 2006

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Exploiting the Differences in Search Ad Programs

The major search engines pay-per-click programs all have similarities, but also have their own unique features and nuances. Crafting your campaigns to…

By rumo · 25 Sep 2006

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Search Headlines & Links: September 25, 2006

Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we’ve spotted but not blogged…

By Danny Sullivan · 25 Sep 2006

Industry

Microsoft Consolidates Platform, Portfolio In ‘Digital Advertising Solutions’

Microsoft announced the launch of “Digital Advertising Solutions” and a related media campaign to promote it. What is “Digital Advertising Solitions?” It’s…

By Greg Sterling · 25 Sep 2006

Industry

Google Leads In Dead & Old Pages

In Google Has the Largest Number of Dead and Old Pages, the Google Operating System Blog points to a video and some…

By Bill Slawski · 25 Sep 2006

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Google Displaying Really Long Site Descriptions?

Philipp Lenssen spotted a screen capture of Google displaying a really long and extended description within the search results page for a…

By Barry Schwartz · 25 Sep 2006

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