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Google Toolbar Version 4 Now Available

Google has upgraded its toolbar for Internet Explorer, adding new search features, online bookmarks, custom buttons that can be configured for a number of tasks, and some sharing…

By rumo · 30 Jan 2006

Industry

Judge Sets Hearing Date in Google Subpoena Case

Declan McCullagh’s: Court date set for Google lawsuit, says that U.S. District Judge James Ware has announced that a hearing regarding the…

By Gary Price · 27 Jan 2006

Industry

Predictions and More Speculation on a Google Music Service

Elinor Mills has a brief post reporting that Bear Stearns analyst Robert Peck is predicting that Google will offer a digital music…

By Gary Price · 26 Jan 2006

Industry

TV Commercial “Googles” Pontiac

Here’s yet another example of “Google the verb” in action, this time in a telelvion commercial. It also illustrates why “Google the…

By Gary Price · 26 Jan 2006

Industry

Brin Speaks On China & Looking At What’s Filtered

Since the news broke late Tuesday that Google China would be censored, lots of press and blog attention has been published. Here’s…

By Gary Price · 26 Jan 2006

Industry

Rich Media Advertising Coming to Google AdSense

Google AdSense has begun contacting publishers about participating in a new beta test which would see publishers running rich media advertising instead…

By Jennifer Slegg · 26 Jan 2006

Industry

Scoble: Search Champs Talk to MSN VP about Data Turned Over to Feds

Scoble reports from MSN Search Champs about a session where the those in attendance “grilled” MSN Vice President Christopher Payne about what…

By Gary Price · 26 Jan 2006

Industry

Google Repairs Glitch That Kept Some IE Users On The First Page Of Results

Yesterday, Andy Beal first reported on Marketing Pilgrim (btw, kudos on the title of your blog Andy) with more from RustyBrick on…

By Gary Price · 26 Jan 2006

Industry

Daily SearchCast, Jan. 26, 2006: Cached Pages Not Copyright Violations; Web Page Elements Dissected By Google; Google Video Gets New Look; SEO Slapdown Game & More!

Today’s search podcast covers a legal ruling that cached pages don’t violate copyright, stats on web page authoring from Google, Google Video fixes…

By Danny Sullivan · 26 Jan 2006

Industry

Searching For a Better Image

Ask Jeeves has launched a brand-new image search service, using some innovative techniques to identify high-quality pictures on the web. How does…

By Chris Sherman · 26 Jan 2006

Industry

U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy Asks Attorney General for More Info On Web Search Subpeonas

News.com reports that Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont has sent a letter to U.S. Attorney General, Alberto Gonzales, asking for more information…

By Gary Price · 25 Jan 2006

Industry

Another Google UI Test? Search Tips on Web Results Pages

It appears that I might have spotted yet another Google UI test or I’m very late to the party on this one.…

By Gary Price · 25 Jan 2006

Industry

Scoop: Google News Leaves Beta!

Google News has officially grown up, after more than three years in development. “That’s one beta down, only 237-ish to go!” qipped…

By rumo · 25 Jan 2006

Industry

Yahoo Does Want To Be The Leading Search Engine

Are you kidding?! at the Yahoo Search Blog has Yahoo giving the official word that they do want to be the leader…

By Danny Sullivan · 25 Jan 2006

Industry

New Poll Finds Web Users Want Google to Keep Data Private; Full Text Access to Report Also Available

Elinor Mills at News.com clues us into a poll conducted over the weekend and reported by Verne Kopytoff in the in the…

By Gary Price · 24 Jan 2006

Industry

Oh Yeah, Yahoo? Google Says (Maybe) We’ll Make Our Ads Larger

Yahoo just shorted its ads to be like Google, so naturally Google will make its ads bigger to be like Yahoo was!…

By Danny Sullivan · 24 Jan 2006

Industry

Google Not Installing Third Party Cookies — It’s Firefox Prefetching

John Battelle spotted a post from Chris Marino at Tumbling Duke that has the worrisome suggestion that Google is allowing third parties…

By Danny Sullivan · 24 Jan 2006

Industry

Yahoo: Not A Goal To Overtake Google In Search Market Share

Steve Rubel points to a Bloomberg news article, Yahoo! gives up quest for search dominance, examining Yahoo CFO Susan Decker saying “It’s…

By Danny Sullivan · 24 Jan 2006

Industry

Marketing in the Search Tail: Is the Pain Worth the Gain?

Popular search terms tend to dominate the headlines, but there are literally millions of unique searches conducted every day, and savvy search…

By Patricia Hursh · 24 Jan 2006

PPC

How to Handle Yahoo’s Shorter Ad Descriptions

Last week, shorter ads descriptions came to Yahoo as Danny points out in this post. To assist with the change, Kevin Lee’s…

By Gary Price · 23 Jan 2006

Industry

The Google Podium: Home to Transcripts of Speeches and Presentations by Google Execs

Those of you who watch Google closely might be interested to learn about a new page on the Google Press Center site,…

By Gary Price · 22 Jan 2006

Mobile

More on Mobile Search, Free Directory Assistance, and Voice Activated Info Services

Matt Marshall’s article: Silicon Valley start-ups rush to bring you information on the go, does a great job of not only reviewing…

By Gary Price · 22 Jan 2006

Industry

Google News Launches Recommendation Service, List of Popular Stories Also Now Available

According to a post from Micro Persuasion, Google has launched personalized news recommendation service on the Google News site if and only…

By Gary Price · 21 Jan 2006

Industry

Daily SearchCast, Jan. 20, 2006: Google Vs. DOJ Court Documents; Pay-Per-Call Growth; Designers & SEO; Viewing Big Content On Small Devices & More!

Today’s search podcast covers more about the Google versus US Department Of Justice data request and revelations from court documents; pay-per-call growth and…

By Danny Sullivan · 20 Jan 2006

Industry

Weinberg on Blocking Certain Types of Search Queries and the Precedent It Might Be Setting

Nathan Weinberg at InsideGoogle reports that Google and MSN might be blocking certain query strings used by “script kiddies” and other hackers.…

By Gary Price · 20 Jan 2006

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