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Search Headlines & Links: June 7, 2006
Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we’ve spotted but not blogged…
May 2006 Search News Recap Posted
The latest edition of my monthly Search Engine Report newsletter is now online, recapping top stories in search from the past month.…
Daily SearchCast, June 7, 2006: Google Rethinking Chinese Censorship? Rock, Paper, Scissors, US Senator, Google Guy; What People Search For At The CIA Web Site & More!
Today’s search podcast covers Google reconsidering Chinese censorship; who’s more powerful, a US senator or a Google Guy?; making your site search…
Presentations from the Future of Web Search, in Barcelona
When it was announced earlier this year that Dr. Ricardo Baeza-Yates would be joining Yahoo, part of the agreement involved him continuing…
Searching for a Place to Live
Real estate search services are some of the hottest new properties on the web, and no wonder—the National Association of Realtors estimates…
Yahoo! Shopping Launches Blog
Chris Saito announced the launch of the Yahoo! Shopping Blog at Internet Retailer 2006 yesterday. While I wasn’t at the conference, Chris…
Top Four & Two Percent Are Key For On Site Search Keyword Optimization
ClickZ has the details of a Patricia Seybold Group study which says that for e-commerce sites, the top two-percent of search queries…
Avvo Ain’t About Guacamole: It’s New Legal Search In Development
Avvo is a new legal, vertical search startup that promises to “better navigate the highly confusing legal industry.” Started by former executives…
AdWords Editor Open For All To Download
ThreadWatch noted the other day that the Google AdWords Editor is now open for everyone to use. Google started beta testing the…
Brin Can’t Get Some Senate Meetings On Last-Minute DC Trip; Admits Needing Better Organization
It wasn’t only China that Google cofounder Sergey Brin was talking about in Washington DC yesterday. The purpose of his trip primarily…