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How to Hack Your Own Search Engine
Got the itch to go head-to-head with Google, Yahoo and all of the other big search players on the web? A new book provides a detailed blueprint for…
Search’s Long Tail
If you’ve somehow missed discussion of "The Long Tail," it’s a reference to a landmark article of the same name by Wired…
Search Engine Showdown Posts New Items
Greg Notess (also a librarian) has posted a couple of new and interesting items on his Search Engine Showdown site. You’ll find…
Clusty Now Offering Government Info Search and Cluster
Word of something new from Vivisimo’s Clusty.com this afternoon. The company has just launched a new “government tab” that allows you to…
On Google Jets, Google Bras & Removing Michael Wolff’s Talk From Google
SiliconValley.com points to a transcript of keynote speech by Vanity Fair columnist Michael Wolff, where he tells a story of Google founders…
Who’s in Charge of the Internet?
Ever wondered about the organizations that oversee the architecture and operation of the Internet? A recently published article provides an enlightening glimpse…
Leading UK Travel Providers Stop Keyword Advertisers from Using Their Trademarks in Google Ads
Interesting read on the Silicon.com site about three leading UK travel providers (First Choice, Thomas Cook and Thomson) telling travel agents that…
Keyhole: Another Google Revenue Stream
Since Google purchased Keyhole (a 3D satellite imagery product) last October there has been plenty of talk about how Google will use…
USA Today Profile On Google AdSense; I Riff On It Still Not Being Search
USA Today looks at how Google’s AdSense program has grown to help publishers make money: Google’s AdSense a bonanza for some Web…
Looking At Become.com
Who’s Shopping? Who’s Researching? has ClickZ executive editor Rebecca Lieb coming away impressed with the research versus shop search options that new…
Search Forums Roundup: Mar. 11, 2005
Today’s SearchDay, Search Engine Forums Spotlight, features our weekly links to this week’s hot topics from search engine forums across the web:…
Amazon’s A9 Reaches To India
Amazon’s A9 team may be based out of California, but the company also has a dedicated development team in Bangalore, India that’s…
Contextual Ads As Search Alternative
Contextual ads aren’t search, but being sold alongside search means that search marketers may tap into them as a way to gain…
Looking At Chinese Search Censorship
China’s search engine censorship continues from Pandia recaps Chinese government pressures to censor search results, along with its funding of the Accoona…
WebmasterWorld Search Conference Hits The Big Easy In June
The next WebmasterWorld Search Conference is slated for June 21-23 in New Orleans. Basic details can be found here, with a conference…
WSJ’s Mossberg Against AutoLink
I’ve got an update coming on developments with Google AutoLink since I last wrote about it (see Google Toolbar’s AutoLink & The…
Google Makes Suggestions in Japanese
Here’s one for those of you who search in Japanese, or know people who do, a Japanese version of Google Suggest is…
Gigablast Increases Number of Pages Indexed
Those of you who track total index size (or at least what the engines tell us) might be interested in learning that…
Now You Can Customize Google News
Google has just rolled out some new features that allow you to add, delete or re-arrange content on the Google News home…
New Customization, Personalization Features at Google News
Google has enhanced its news service with a number of new features that make it easy to modify your own version of…
Using Web Engines to Spread Malware
Websense, a computer security firm. has just released a new report that includes a brief discussion about the use of web engines…
Yahoo Readying Contextual Ad Expansion?
We had plenty of rumors running around SES NY last week that Yahoo might expand its contextual ad offerings in the manner…
A9 VP Talks About New Visual Yellow Pages
Interested in learning more about A9’s new “visual” yellow pages? During SES last week, Zachary Rodgers from ClickZ chatted with Barnaby Dorfman,…
Google Admits To Cloaking; Bans Itself
No, it’s not April Fool’s Day. Google has indeed cloaked pages on its own search engine and now banned those pages from…
A Cool Blog Discovery Tool
There's a lot of great content out there on those millions of blogs, but finding the good ones related to your own…
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