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More On Mixing Contextual & Search Spending

Niki Scevak saw my Google’s Revenue Is Not All Search-Derived post yesterday decrying the mixture of contextual and search revenues and points out that Jupiter Research’s own paid…

By Danny Sullivan · 29 Sep 2004

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Google Responds to China News Censorship Story

Last week we linked to a New Scientist report about Google omitting some controversial “sources” in their Google News China crawl. In…

By Gary Price · 28 Sep 2004

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New Yahoo A-Z Index Page

Along with the new My Yahoo beta release and the tweaks to the Yahoo home page that we’ve mentioned today, the company…

By Gary Price · 28 Sep 2004

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Commenting About Posts

Want to comment on something in our blog? Our Search Engine Watch Forums are where we invite you to remark on any…

By Danny Sullivan · 28 Sep 2004

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Yahoo, How About A Feed Search Tab?

I’ve only begun to play with the new My Yahoo Beta that Gary blogged about earlier. I was excited that it was…

By Danny Sullivan · 28 Sep 2004

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Google’s Revenue Is Not All Search-Derived (AKA Gmail Isn’t Search)

So Gmail ads might be bigger than search ads for Google, we learn in this New York Post story: You Got Mail…

By Danny Sullivan · 28 Sep 2004

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Search Marketing in Europe

Search marketing is increasingly global, but a local focus is still vital to achieve your goals. What does it take to have…

By Patricia Hursh · 27 Sep 2004

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My Yahoo Beta Launches, Cosmetic Changes to Yahoo Home Page

Reuters and the AP with on some cosmetic changes coming to the Yahoo and My Yahoo home page. According to Reuters the…

By Gary Price · 27 Sep 2004

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Moo! A Bovine That Monitors Amazon.com

A new service (it’s free!) called Watchcow.net monitors the Amazon.com database looking for changes in the price of ANY product (new and/or…

By Gary Price · 27 Sep 2004

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Got To Censor Search Listings? Why Not Disclose?

Earlier coverage of Google omitting some China news sources included Google’s explanation that this was done to improve the quality of the…

By Danny Sullivan · 27 Sep 2004

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Fixing Firefox & Movable Type Entries With No File Extensions

A few of you using the Firefox browser let us know right away that our permalinks weren’t working right after the Search…

By Danny Sullivan · 27 Sep 2004

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Berners-Lee on The Semantic Web

Sir Tim Berners-Lee is interviewed in the new issue of Technology Review. The interview focuses on the latest developments with the Semantic…

By Gary Price · 27 Sep 2004

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Postscript On Google News & Bias

Last week, JD Lasica wrote about a possible bias with Google News, as Gary recapped here: Does Google News Have A Conservative…

By Danny Sullivan · 27 Sep 2004

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Is Google News Biased?

Google News tends to favor news stories with a conservative bias, according to new media observer J.D. Lasica, a claim which Google…

By Chris Sherman · 26 Sep 2004

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Small General-Purpose Web Engines

The developers of small general-purpose web engines continue to impress with their innovative spirit. It’s a good idea to keep an eye…

By Gary Price · 26 Sep 2004

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Yahoo’s Advanced Syntax

Greg Notess reports that several of the “old” Inktomi advanced search prefixes(originurlextension:, stem:, domain:, and others) work at Yahoo.

By Gary Price · 26 Sep 2004

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Google Images and Alt Text Tags

Google Images and Alt Text Tags: Maximizing Visibility and Accessibility Google Images is one of the most widely used image search platforms…

By Gary Price · 25 Sep 2004

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Sergey, Larry, David and Jerry – Forbes Says Rich!

The Forbes list of the 400 richest Americans was just released and for the first time Sergey Brin and Larry Page have…

By Gary Price · 23 Sep 2004

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Does Google News Have A Conservative Bias?

JD Lasica takes a look political coverage at Google News and Yahoo News in Balancing Act: How News Portals Serve Up Political…

By Gary Price · 23 Sep 2004

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Fagoogle Closed

Andy’s blogged that Fagoogle, that we wrote about yesterday, has closed in response to an apparent cease-and-desist letter. Fagoogle itself writes that…

By Danny Sullivan · 23 Sep 2004

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Searching Google Print

Google Print opened at the end of last year, allowing you ability to find content from books and magazines that have been…

By Danny Sullivan · 23 Sep 2004

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LookSmart Buys Furl Web Clipping Service

Today’s SearchDay has details of LookSmart’s purchase of Furl, which lets you save the full text of web pages and collect them…

By Danny Sullivan · 23 Sep 2004

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Looksmart Acquires Furl.net

Looksmart has thrown its hat into the 'personal web' ring, with the acquisition of Furl.net, a web page clipping and archiving service.

By Chris Sherman · 22 Sep 2004

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Interview with Search Engine Researcher

A very interesting interview in the latest issue of ACM’s Ubiquity magazine with Ramesh Jain a professor at Georgia Tech, He is…

By Gary Price · 22 Sep 2004

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Australia’s Sensis Files for Patents

Sensis patents search engine Source: Australia IT >From the article, “TELSTRA’S highly profitable directories business, Sensis, has lodged global patents for part…

By Gary Price · 22 Sep 2004

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