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Secure Wireless Access From Google & More On GoogleNet Broadband Plans

Google Pulls The Other Leg With Secure Access from InsideGoogle covers new Google Secure Access wireless software now being offered for download, while Threadwatch…

By Danny Sullivan · 20 Sep 2005

Industry

Former Google Chef Charlie Ayers Starting His Own Restaurant

While Google is still seeking a replacement for its former celebrity chef, Charlie Ayers, Charlie’s plans post-Grateful Dead, post-Google are now public. From Google…

By Danny Sullivan · 20 Sep 2005

Industry

An Experts’ Guide to Keyword Research

How would you handle the unappetizing task of creating a search marketing campaign for vegetarian dog food? The creators of Wordtracker asked some of…

By Chris Sherman · 19 Sep 2005

Industry

The Search Engine Update – Number 205 – Sept. 20, 2005

Search Engine Watch editor Danny Sullivan's recap of top search engine stories from the first half of September 2005.

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Sep 2005

Industry

Google’s Philosophical Ten True Things Not So True Anymore?

Google Horoscopes? is an older item from last month at News.com I’ve been meaning to mention. It notes how a Slashdotter spotted that the…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Sep 2005

SEO

Can’t Beat The Local Search Aggregators? Join ‘Em!

Join the Local Search Authorities from Justin Sanger at ClickZ looks at something familiar to many who do local searches at major search engines…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Sep 2005

Industry

Google’s Hosting What? Fun With Reverse IP Lookup

Interesting spot via Threadwatch, Reverse IP Tool and Google Servers lists a variety of weird and wacky domain names that come up when checking…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Sep 2005

Local

More Travel Search Resources

A sightseer’s best sites: Answers to your travel questions on the Web from the San Jose Mercury News is a very nice collection of…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Sep 2005

Industry

Traffic Power Suit Against SEO Book Moves To US Federal Court

Traffic Power Lawsuit Update from Aaron Wall notes that the suit filed against him by Traffic Power over allegedly revealing trade secrets has been…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Sep 2005

Industry

Google’s Now Promoting Gmail on Google Home Page

Over the weekend I began to notice that Google is now promoting Gmail on the Google home page. Here’s a screen cap. The text…

By Gary Price · 19 Sep 2005

Analytics

New Reprise Feedcast Tool To Get News Publishers Quickly Into Paid Search

Reprise has a new Feedcast tool out designed to scan articles and other newsworthy content and create paid search campaigns for related topics automatically.…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Sep 2005

Industry

Google Earth Gains National Geographic Content Links

Running the Google Earth software? The Google Blog notes that there are new "National Geographic" layers you can enable. Switch these on, and if…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Sep 2005

SEO

Can We Declare Automated Comment & Link Posting To Be Bad?

This week, search engines and blog software vendors are meeting again for a second “summit” on fighting blog spam. That’s tipped me over the…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Sep 2005

SEO

Buh-bye to Friedman, Dowd and Brooks

TimesSelect launches today, cutting off free access to the publisher’s flock of pundits. The audience for those stories will shrink immensely. ClickZ managing editor…

By rumo · 19 Sep 2005

Industry

Checking If You’re Banned On Google

Now that you know how to get reincluded in Google if banned, thanks to minty fresh advice from Google’s Matt Cutts, how do you…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Sep 2005

Industry

FatLens Will Expand Shopping Search Offerings

More shopping search news to report. FatLens, the meta search service that currently allows the searcher to simultaneously query several databases that offer tickets…

By Gary Price · 19 Sep 2005

Industry

Online Debate Over Google Scanning Project Underway

The Friday Project’s Google Debate program has begun, which will have various solicited parties offering up opinions on the Google Print program’s library scanning…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Sep 2005

Industry

Googlebombing Now A “Prank” And Not Web’s Opinion, Says Google

What’s old is new again — and apparently controversial still. Specifically, the entire [miserable failure] search that brings up the official George W. Bush…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Sep 2005

Industry

Penalized in Google? Here’s What to Do

If you’ve pushed the line with optimization techniques and have been dinged by Google, Matt Cutts offers advice on how to get back into…

By rumo · 19 Sep 2005

Industry

Surfwax Offers Look-Ahead Technology for Web Sites

Today SurfWax is introducing a dynamic query suggestion tool that can be easily installed and customized on any web site.

By Gary Price · 18 Sep 2005