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AOL Lays Off 700

AOL just announced they would lay off about 700 employees. This is following the closure of the Orlando service center, which accounts for about…

By rumo · 19 Oct 2005

Industry

Daily SearchCast, Oct. 19, 2005: Another Google Print Lawsuit, Gmail Gets a New Name in the UK, Yahoo Reports Q3 Earnings, New Smart Answers from Ask Jeeves, and More!

Today’s search podcast covers a publishers group suing Google over Google Print, Gmail Now Known as Googlemail in the UK, MSN adCenter Pilot Launches…

By Gary Price · 19 Oct 2005

Industry

Microsoft’s Ballmer on Chair Throwing and Competing with Google

In comments made at the Gartner’s Symposium/ITxpo and reported by News.com: Ballmer: Trusting Vista, battling Google, the Microsoft CEO made a few comments about…

By Gary Price · 19 Oct 2005

Industry

WebmasterWorld, Threadwatch — Even SEW Forums Down

I’ve been working on a post about the Google Oct. 2005 “Jagger” update but unable to reach either WebmasterWorld or Threadwatch to link to…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Oct 2005

SEO

GuruNet Officially Becomes Answers Corporation

I guess it’s all in the name. Fact database GuruNet that became Atomica and then changed back to GuruNet is now offically known as…

By Gary Price · 19 Oct 2005

Industry

Association of American Publishers Sues Google over Library Digitization Plan

Well, it appears that Google will be heading to court, again, over their Google Library book digitization program. According to this news release, one…

By Gary Price · 19 Oct 2005

Industry

Gmail Becomes Googlemail in the UK

Gmail is now known (at least for the time being) as Googlemail in the UK. Since January we’ve been blogging about a UK company…

By Gary Price · 19 Oct 2005

Industry

SearchDay Book Reviews: The Big List

A frequent question we get here at Search Engine Watch is “do you know any good books about… [search engines, search marketing, how to…

By rumo · 19 Oct 2005

Local

Google Looking To Do Real Estate Listings On Google Maps?

Good Morning Silicon Valley points to Google Earth digs deeper at the San Jose Mercury News which covers Google talking with CoStar, apparently the…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Oct 2005

Social

Tips On Tapping Into RSS For Info

Some very nice tips from Steve Rubel today about how to get more out of RSS feeds. He covers ways to make feeds for…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Oct 2005

Industry

Searching for a Good Searching Book?

Looking for a book to help you sharpen your searching skills? Look no further—here's a compilation of reviews published in SearchDay over the past…

By Chris Sherman · 18 Oct 2005

Industry

Daily SearchCast, Oct. 18, 2005: A Baby Named Google, More on Google’s Plans for Wi-Fi in San Francisco, Blogpulse and AOL Announce Partnership & More!

Today’s search podcast covers a baby with the middle name of Google, Yahoo also interested in a piece of AOL, Google Print “Only” interfaces…

By Gary Price · 18 Oct 2005

Industry

MSN’s “Invite Only” adCenter Pilot Launches in the U.S.

Word from Redmond that the MSN’s invitation only adCenter pilot that Danny blogged about on October 13th, was officially launched in the United States…

By Gary Price · 18 Oct 2005

Industry

Yahoo Releases Q3 2005 Earnings

From the news release: “Yahoo had another record quarter and continued to see solid growth across our business. We introduced a number of new…

By Gary Price · 18 Oct 2005

Industry

More Smart Answers from Ask Jeeves

No need for me to go into another long schpiel about how much I like the Smart Answers program (answers directly on results page)…

By Gary Price · 18 Oct 2005

Industry

Yahoo Acquires WhereOnEarth, Provider of Local and Location Based Services

A note on the Yahoo Search Blog alerts us to Yahoo acquiring UK’s WhereonEarth, that amongst many services, can help deliver location based local…

By Gary Price · 18 Oct 2005

SEO

Orlowski Talks Quality Problems at Wikipedia

(via Threadwatch) This time Andrew Orlowski is all over Wikipedia in the article: Wikipedia founder admits to serious quality problems. It’s strong stuff from…

By Gary Price · 18 Oct 2005

PPC

Paid Search Helps the Smithsonian Institution Increase Revenues

One of the best things about living in the DC area is taking advantage of ALL that the Smithsonian Institution has to offer (much…

By Gary Price · 18 Oct 2005

PPC

Survey: Growth of PPC Spending Looks Healthy

Although a new survey of 87 media industry execs by Media Post and Deutsche Bank: Media Execs Bullish On Ad Spending, focuses on Internet…

By Gary Price · 18 Oct 2005

Video

Banned? Broadband.

Following in bigger brand Budweiser’s path, whose banned Super Bowl ad garnered plenty of online traffic last year, is online retailer Bluefly.com A number…

By rumo · 18 Oct 2005