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Announcing the winners of our Connect contest!
Last week we ran a contest on Twitter and Facebook in order to giveaway a bunch of free tickets to our new search event Connect, taking place in…
Google Celebrates Birthday With Playable Piñata Doodle Game
Google officially turns 15 today. For the first time, the search giant is wishing itself a happy birthday with a playable Google…
Antoni Gaudí Google Doodle Showcases Architect’s Revered Works
Today is the birthday of Antoni Gaudí, a Spanish architect born in 1852.
Web Developers Rate Microsoft/Windows Live Over Google, Yahoo
Searchers may prefer Google, but when it comes to developing so-called Web 2.0 sites, web developers rated Microsoft/Windows Live the best, according…
Alexa Offers Fee-Based Vertical Search Services
I guess I get to be the underwhelmed one about Alexa announcing a new Alexa Web Search Platform that’s available to anyone…
Maybe MSN’s API Isn’t “Way Better”
When Microsoft’s Bill Gates declared that MSN’s search API was "way better" than Google’s (and apparently Yahoo’s), I did kind of think,…
Try WSFinder To Find Web Services & APIs
Trying to track down which company is offering an API these days? The new WSFinder service is a search service / wiki…
Stung by Unethical Search Engine Optimization – A True Story
Editor’s note: Even knowledgeable, ethical professionals can get swindled by unsavory search engine optimization techniques. Here’s how one firm discovered — and…
Singingfish Grows As Multimedia Search Provider
Looking for audio or video files from across the web? Singingfish has offered its multimedia search engine to help you in this…
Wikipedia – A Collaborative, Multilingual Encyclopedia
Wikipedia is an ambitious project to produce a free and complete encyclopedia in every language, written by hundreds of volunteers working collaboratively…
The Search Engine Report September 3, 2002 – Number 70
About The Report The Search Engine Report is a monthly newsletter that covers developments with search engines and changes to the Search…
Find It Online: A Searcher’s Baedeker
The third edition of Alan Schlein’s “Find It Online” is both a guided tour of the web’s most interesting and exotic information…
The Search Engine Update, June 3, 2002, Number 126
Greetings to all of you in the United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries who are celebrating Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee today.
Link Generating Programs: Good or Bad for Search Engines?
Eric Ward’s SearchDay article, “Automated Link Generators – Not Worth The Trouble” generated a lot of interesting feedback, some positive and some…
Yahoo!’s Mama
Yahoo is often considered to be the Web’s original directory. While the venerable site was certainly one of the first guides to…
Google Fires New Salvo in Search Engine Size Wars
Google announced today that its web index has grown to more than 3 billion documents, including a complete Usenet archive dating back…
A Search Engine Gateway to the Invisible Web
The Invisible Web is an enchanted realm for searchers, but only if you know how to access its abundant treasures. The Resource…
Yahoo Expands Paid Placement Listings
Yahoo is now carrying paid placement listings on its search results pages, rather than just within its category pages, through a deal…
Search Engines with Autopilot
After the thrill of learning to fly has worn off, most experienced pilots turn the controls over to the autopilot, especially for…
Build Your Own Yahoo!
The itch to create your own online portal eventually strikes just about every web searcher, usually after you’ve built up a collection…
Free Search Engine Submission Is Still Alive!
Both Yahoo and LookSmart have recently increased their submission prices, while AltaVista not to long ago followed Inktomi’s lead in offering a…
The Search Engine Report, September 4, 2001, Number 58
=================== About The Report =================== The Search Engine Report is a monthly newsletter that covers developments with search engines and changes to…
Inktomi Launches New Paid Inclusion Program, Search Improvements
Inktomi has rolled out a new paid inclusion program aimed at large content providers. In addition, the company has also unveiled new…
InFind Meta Search Closes Temporarily, Perhaps Permanently
The InFind.com meta search site ceased operating earlier this week, and it remains uncertain whether it will be returning. “I’m hoping that…
Internet Top Information Resource, Study Finds
A study that monitored 74 people over four days during the Fall of 2000 shows that Americans need answers to four questions…
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