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Is Google Becoming a Portal?

Google has long held that it is not a portal. Concerns of publishers wary of giving away their content to Google for…

By Kevin Newcomb · 19 Mar 2008

Industry

The Google Killer – comScore (SCOR) Doomsday Scenario

ComScore did what Yahoo, Microsoft, Facebook, and Digg only dreamed of. ComScore killed the search engine star. ComScore data on Google paid…

By Kevin Heisler · 29 Feb 2008

SEO

Stop Press: Google News Edges Past Yahoo News in UK

Can small variations in the UK news search engine market produce large variations in the long-term behavior of the worldwide search engine…

By Greg Jarboe · 12 Feb 2008

SEO

The Other Side of the MS/Yahoo Deal

It’s pretty obvious that this is all about the ad dollars. But they only get those dollars because we all go online…

By rumo · 01 Feb 2008

Local

Yellowbook Closes Gap in Local Search

Local search guru Peter Krasilovsky of Local Onliner fame reported on Yellow Pages veteran Pat Marshall’s move from Superpages to archrival Yellowbook…

By Kevin Heisler · 31 Jan 2008

Industry

InfoSpace Seeks Search Engine Market Share

Now that InfoSpace has cleared away other business lines and staff, they just re-committed to online search. The company aims to grow…

By rumo · 04 Jan 2008

Local

Comparing Kayak and SideStep Businesses, For The Last Time

With the recent announcement that Kayak will acquire SideStep, we wanted to examine the two travel search businesses and what they bring…

By rumo · 21 Dec 2007

Industry

Search Engine Results Pages Turn Into Destinations

ComScore study also finds Google increasingly refers traffic to YouTube and other internal channels.

By Enid Burns · 07 Dec 2007

Industry

Understanding the Global Search Marketplace – Part 2

Search Engine: Land of Opportunity? comScore world tour rocks U.S. search engines' world.

By Kevin Ryan · 28 Nov 2007

Industry

SEW Experts: Understanding the Global Search Marketplace – Part 2

Searches are up all over the world, and it’s an interesting juxtaposition to think of the rest of the world as “emerging”…

By Kevin Newcomb · 28 Nov 2007