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Yahoo Lowers Ad Deposit To $5
First Yahoo eliminated its $20 per month minimum spend requirement for search ads last month. Now today, the Yahoo Search Blog has announced that the minimum deposit to…
Getting the Airfare Buzz from Kayak.com
Kayak Buzz from travel search engine/aggregator Kayak allows the searcher to see what are the “‘best fares'” to the most searched destinations…
Google Local Goes Mobile
Adding to its various search services for mobile phones, Google has introduced Google Local for mobile, a stripped down version of its…
Google Launches Local for Mobile
Google's new Local for mobile service is a stripped-down version of the web-based Google Local that puts a heavy emphasis on maps…
Google Offers AdSense Referral Fees
Google has introduced a new program that allows AdSense publishers to garner fees for referring users to Google. Publishers add a referral…
Details Emerge on Google Force One
When Google co-founders Page and Brin purchased a used Boeing 767 earlier this year, details were sketchy. Today the Wall Street Journal…
Google Desktop 2 Leaves Beta
As Gary noted, Google Desktop 2 has left beta. In addition to several product enhancements, Desktop 2 also has new third-party panels…
Riffing on GoogleBase
Over at MediaPost, David Berkowitz has some interesting commentary on the potential ramifications of GoogleBase, the sometimes-on but still mostly offline service…
UK: Thomson Directories Now Powering Local Search Results On Tiscali UK
A quick note from the UK search scene. Netimperative reports that Thomson Local listings are now being used for local searches on…
New Research from Stanford on the Truthful Auction Pricing of Keywords
A new research report was just published online from the Stanford InfoLab! that might worthy of your attention. Here are the details.…
Reacteur.com is now Mozbot
Mozbot is a search engine built on top of Google natural and paid search results, with a number of additional features not…
Major Ad Networks Working on Behavioral Targeting
We already have the ability to target ads in relatively sophisticated ways, with various types of matching schemes, as well as geotargeting,…
Special Logos From Engines For a “Scary” Halloween
Spooky and scary logos from Ask Jeeves, Google, and Yahoo today for Halloween.
Review: Google and Yahoo Hiring Booms
Those of you who look at our blog regularly know that we try to post interesting and “telling” job openings at Google,…
Is Google Ad-Server Shopping?
The New York Times gave Google about a million miles of ink this weekend with Google Wants to Dominate Madison Avenue, Too…
Google Working on Open Office, After All
Despite recent articles claiming that a Sun-Google hosted desktop productivity suite and common operating system, ” is way off base,” word comes…
Searching for Library Books with RedLightGreen
Google Scholar isn't the only online service that can help you track down and read scholarly or academic books and other content.…
Search Forums Roundup: Oct. 28, 2005
Today’s SearchDay, Search Engine Forums Spotlight, features our weekly links to this week’s hot topics from search engine forums across the web:…
Accessing Flight Info on the Web
Since we first blogged about Google offering direct links to online travel databases (Expedia, Travelocity, Orbitz) a few days ago if city pairs…
Cool! 3-D Imagery of the Moon Now Available via NASA’s World Wind
Before Google Earth and Google Satellite began receiving the well deserved attention it receives each day, a similar 3-D open source, imagery…
Google Makes Digitized Archive of Interviews with TV Legends Available Online
Can a day go by without Google making an announcement? I’m not so sure. Today’s news from Mountain Viewis that more fully…
Microsoft Announces MSN Book Search; Joins Open Content Alliance
Microsoft, yes good old Gates, Ballmer and crew, are getting in on the online books digitization game and more. I can’t say…
Google’s New “Travel” OneBox
Looks like John “The Search” Battelle has caught yet another Google onebox on web search results pages. This new (I haven’t noticed…
Google Funds Open Source Development Initiative at Two Oregon Universities
A news release from Google (they never slow down) announces that the folks in Mountain View are getting together with the two…
Is Google Print Headed for Congressional Hearings?
The Google Print story (specifically, the Google Print for Libraries aspect of it) continues to make headlines. No, not another lawsuit but…
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