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Chris Pirillo Search Podcasts From SES NY & Googlefasting
I’m belated in getting a link up to Chris Pirillo’s many podcasts he did out of the Search Engine Strategies show last month. He talked with a ton…
Greetings From Bill Slawski, SEW’s New Patent Correspondent
Before I begin on some new patents that were granted on April 18th, I’d like to thank Danny, and the rest of…
New Click Fraud Index Aims To Quantify Click Fraud Rate
Elinor Mills points to a new Click Fraud Index service that reports click fraud rate among those monitoring through its network to…
E-mail Authentication At Critical Mass?
In its 2003 Project Lumos white paper, the ESPC outlined the path to curbing spam, phishing, and other abusive e-mail practices. In…
Search Ad Providers Gaze into their Crystal Balls
Is search advertising slowing down, or just getting started? What new distribution channels are likely to open up in the coming months?…
comScore: Google Leads On March 2006 US Search Share
You may have seen some rumblings a couple of weeks ago about Google being up in search traffic compared to competitors, based…
Trademark Concerns Arise in Australia Over Search Ads
The Age reports on possible legal repercussions of buying a trademarked keyword names. Telstra, an Australian based telecom company, was buying the…
TechCrunch Rates Yahoo Maps The Best Mapping Service
TechCrunch has an outstanding review of mapping services offered by Yahoo, Google, MapQuest, Ask.com and MSN. The review takes you through scoring…
Ask.com Remembers San Francisco’s Great Quake Of 1906
As a native Californian, plus having had my mother and sister live in San Francisco for twenty years, the Great Quake Of…
Divining the Future of Search Engine Advertising
What does the future hold for search advertising? Thousands of people attending the recent Search Engine Strategies Conference in New York packed…
Divining the Future of Search Advertising
What does the future hold for search advertising? Thousands of people attending the recent Search Engine Strategies Conference in New York packed…
Conversion Value Revealed When Using Google AdWords Conversion Tracker
When using the Google AdWords Conversion Tracker, you just may be revealing more about your conversion values than you might realize. When…
Google Travel Coming Soon?
Russell Shaw feels that Google is making a play at the travel vertical. Russell spotted a Google job posting for a “Google:…
Google’s Cache Being Helped By The AdSense Mediapartners Bot
Publishers running AdSense on their pages may find that the Mediapartners-Google bot – the special Google bot used by AdSense to determine…
Terrorists & Extremists Worry About Their Search Privacy
Worried that governments might spy on you through search engines? So are terrorist and extremist groups. Terrorists’ Web Chatter Shows Concern About…
Google Calendar Makes an Impressive Debut
Google has released its long-rumored calendar service, offering an appealing set of features that makes it easy to keep track of your…
Google Adds Pricing Model To Google AdWords API: Opens Commercial Use
Word comes from the Google API blog that Google has changed the AdWords API Beta Program. They will be specifically modifying the…
Simply Google Places Most Of Google Services In One Place
So Google has dozens and dozens of services and search features out there. Heck, I forget how to locate some of these…
Google Expand & Collapse Results With Embedded Images, Content & Search Site?
Michael Nguyen spotted a post by Dave Winer that shows Google testing this weird expand and collapse Google search user interface. Basically,…
Google’s New Name In China; Corn Song
Philipp Lenssen informs us that Google renamed its Chinese name to which sounds like “Guge,” according to Philipp. I asked my Chinese…
Daily SearchCast, April 11, 2006: Boring Newspaper Headlines? Not To Search Engines!; SearchKing Gets PageRank Back Four Years Later; Chinese SEMs Upset With Google And Baidu & More!
Today’s search podcast covers hype over a Google hire and algorithm purchase; SearchKing getting its PageRank restored four years later; Chinese SEMs upset…
Time Warner Cable Can Auction Off TV Ads
Reuters reports that Time Warner Cable currently has the ability to run AdWords like auction based selling for its video-on-demand channels. Time…
More On Google’s Japan Mobile Ads
Last Friday I reported that Google was testing mobile ads in Japan. I just noticed via RSS that Google issued a press…
Matt Cutts Requests Spammers To Document Search Spam Techniques
Matt Cutts of Google posted a funny entry where he notes that he will be on the program committee for AIRWeb, Adversarial…
YPN Blog
Though the Yahoo! Publisher Network is still in beta, it’s now got a blog. “We wanted a new forum to interact with…
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