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Machines In Translation: Do MT Engineers Dream of Selectric Sheep? – Part 3

What does Google really want to achieve with machine translation? You may find the stinging answer in that book by Nabokov. More Google android…

By Kevin Heisler · 06 Nov 2007

Industry

SEW Experts: SEO for Brand Reputation Management

Do a Google search for “walmart” and you’ll notice the top results include a few sites that aren’t exactly favorable to the Wal-Mart brand.…

By Kevin Newcomb · 06 Nov 2007

Industry

SEW Experts: SEO for Start-ups and VCs

There are few venture capital firms that really understand the importance of SEO, and few resources devoted to supporting it. In today’s Big Biz…

By Kevin Newcomb · 06 Nov 2007

Industry

SEW Experts: Machines In Translation: Do MT Engineers Dream of Selectric Sheep? Part 3

What does Google really want to achieve with machine translation? In today’s Search Engine WarGames column, “Machines In Translation: Do MT Engineers Dream of…

By Kevin Newcomb · 06 Nov 2007

Industry

Search Headlines & Links: November 5, 2007

Want a snapshot of the day’s search marketing news? Here we’ve collected today’s top news stories posted to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along…

By Kevin Newcomb · 05 Nov 2007

Industry

Google Outsources Product Uploads

Google has announced its newly established Product Search Partners who can help people develop and submit feeds for their products. Seems Google likes letting…

By Frank Watson · 05 Nov 2007

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Highlights from the SEW Blog: October 29 – November 2, 2007

Featured posts to the Search Engine Watch blog in the past week, along with recent search-related headlines from around the Web.

By Kevin Newcomb · 05 Nov 2007

Industry

Yahoo To Kickstart College Students’ Careers

Yahoo is launching a social networking service for college students to help them find careers, the Wall Street Journal reported. Kickstart as the product…

By Frank Watson · 05 Nov 2007

Mobile

Google Android: Mobile Platform, No Gphone (Yet)

Google today unveiled a new mobile operating system, user interface, and applications platform dubbed Android. It’s being developed by Google and about 30 members…

By Kevin Newcomb · 05 Nov 2007

Industry

IAC Splitting Into Five Separate Companies

Ask.com parent InterActiveCorp is splitting itself up. After years of touting the importance of “synergy” between its partner companies, IAC Chairman and CEO Barry…

By Kevin Newcomb · 05 Nov 2007