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AltaVista.

Everything we have published on AltaVista. 176 articles
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The Search Engine Update, Feb. 18, 2003, Number 143

Edition of the Search Engine Update newsletter, available to paid subscribers of searchenginewatch.com.

By Danny Sullivan · 18 Feb 2003

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Search Engine Results Chart: October 2002

Chart shows how major search engines get their results from crawlers, human directories or via payments, for October 2002

By Danny Sullivan · 08 Oct 2002

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Death Of A Meta Tag

Now supported by only one major crawler-based search engine -- Inktomi -- the value of adding meta keywords tags to pages seems…

By Danny Sullivan · 30 Sep 2002

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NetRatings Vs. Jupiter Media Metrix

Everyone knows that the Internet Explorer browser lets you surf the web. But did you realize that Microsoft's popular browser also has…

By Danny Sullivan · 12 May 2002

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AltaVista Descriptions Now Have Dynamic Abstracts, Paid Inclusion More Expensive

Do your page descriptions seem funny at AltaVista? That's because the search engine has changed how it creates its page summaries. The…

By Danny Sullivan · 19 Feb 2002

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Desperately Seeking Search Engine Marketing Standards

It seems that every so often, someone makes a new push to suggest that the search engine marketing industry needs to establish…

By Danny Sullivan · 05 Nov 2001

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The Week in Review – May 24, 2001

SearchDay: The Week in Review, May 21 - May 25 2001

By Chris Sherman · 24 May 2001

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How The Open Directory Works

In-depth explanation of how the Open Directory works, for Search Engine Watch members

By Danny Sullivan · 01 Apr 2001

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In Pursuit Of The Perfect Page

Occasionally, I get questions about what “numbers” or “rules” should be followed to construct the perfect page for each crawler-based search engine.…

By Danny Sullivan · 22 Feb 2000

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Snap Unveils LiveDirectory

In the wake of moves by the Open Directory and Go to allow more user participation in constructing their directories, Snap has…

By Danny Sullivan · 06 Dec 1999