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AlmondNet Debuts “Post-Search” Search Behavioral Ad Network
AlmondNet is unveiling a new program today to deliver advertising across the web targeted to the topics someone has searched on recently, including queries…
Another Mozilla Developer Joins Google
If it wasn’t there already, Google browser has now been kicked into overdrive. The other day we blogged (as did may others) that Mozilla’s…
Gambling on Yahoo!
Both the BBC and ZDNetUK report that online betting will be available in March on the Yahoo UK and Ireland site via a joint…
Standby: Google Q4 Earnings Coming Tuesday
This press release from the Mountain View reminds us that Google’s Q4 earnings will be released on Tuesday, February 1, 2005 at 4:30PM ET…
Germany’s Seekport Profiled
Business Standard (an Indian newspaper) has published a profile of German web search company Seekport in the article: Seek and you shall find. About…
Business.com Adds People Search
Word from business search vertical, Business.com that they’ve added people search to their site. The data comes from Eliyon, who crawl primarily the open…
Google Employee Blog Goes Back Up
Mark Jen, the Google employee whose blog content disappeared after he made some criticisms of the company, is back up and blogging again. In…
Dvorak: gbrowser by the End of the Year
Let the Google Browser talk begin, again. In a commentary just posted on Marketwatch.com, John Dvorak talks about Google’s plans for the future. He…
Yahoo! Goes to Hollywood
About 20 years ago Frankie went to Hollywood and now it’s Yahoo’s turn. News.com reports than Yahoo will open an office in Santa Monica,…
Part 3: Mentioning Google For Good PR
For the past few months Nathan over at InsideGoogle and I have been pointing out news releases that tout high Google rankings. Danny calls…
Blogosphere Video Search
In yesterday’s look at non-Google video search tools (many that have been online for years) I didn’t mention a couple of recent entries that…
Search Company Will Offer Secure Instant Messenging Service
News from the IDG News Service that a search company (no, not the one that we’ve heard rumors about (-:) will make a secured…
Pay-Per-Call at AOL
Pay-Per-Call gained even more momentum last week when AOL announced that they’ll soon offer advertisers this service. An article by Michael Bazeley in the…
Google Employee Pulls Critical Blog Posts
"Life @ Google From The Inside" is the subtitle of new blog ninetyninezeros by Mark Jen, who says in the site he’s a former…
The Power of Virtual Search Engine Marketing
Outsourcing has hit virtually every industry, and now it has become a vital strategy for search engine marketing firms that not long ago insisted…
Google Vs. Le Meridien Revisited
Google's loss in a French court case does not completely forbid bidding on trademark terms, and it highlights how bidding suggestion tools can make…
AOL Says Adios to Newsgroups
A brief story in The Register mentions that AOL has stopped providing access to newsgroups. AOL tells users who want to search or browse…
More Answers (Not Only Links) from AJ’s Smart Search
One of the “Smart Search” tools that Ask Jeeves offers (its been around for about a year) is called Famous People Search. FPS offers…
Translation of French Court Order in Recently Decided Google Case
Last week we learned and blogged about Google losing a trademark infringement case in France. SEW Blog reader F.G. lets us know that a…
More Weird Google Ads
A quick follow-up to Danny’s post about automated ad problems at Google. Here are a few ads I’ve seen lately. + Need to find…