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A Conversation with Google’s Georges Harik
Georges Harik, Director of Googlettes (new products) at Google, chats with the Web Talk Radio Guys about Gmail. You can read an edited transcript online or listen to…
iProspect Claims Google Advertising Professionals Certification — But What About Waiting Period?
iProspect has announced that its entire pay-per-click team has now been certified as Google Advertising Professionals, under a new program that Google…
Google Sues AdSense Affiliate Over Clickfraud
Google has apparently filed suit against one of its AdSense affiliates, alleging clickfraud. More from xBiz (note, this is an industry site…
An Exceptionally “EEVL” Search Resource
One of the most respected engineering gateways on the web has just released four new databases providing free access to hundreds of…
Adult Magazine and Web Site Files Law Suit Against Google
Red Herring reports that Perfect 10, an adult magazine and Web Site has filed a lawsuit in a Los Angeles Court against…
Findory Begins Personalizing Web Search Results
Since launching in early 2004, Findory has focused on “personalizing” news and blog content. However, as of this week, Findory is beginning…
PremierGuide Profile
The Silicon Valley Business Journal offers a profile of local search player PremierGuide in the article: Alchemy: Local ads good as gold.…
Welcome to the Babelplex
Here’s a new tool called Babelplex that leverages the mechanical translation technology from Yahoo (Babelfish) and Google. Babelplex allows the searcher to…
SBC Will Offer Access to Some Yahoo Services via Television
More convergence. This time involving television and wireless access to some Yahoo services. I’m wouldn’t doubt that Yahoo television search (keyword access…
Google & Approved Cloaking
Last May, I wrote about how Google effectively approves of cloaking in the case of content from NPR. The new Google Scholar…
Google Scholar Launches
Google’s released a new Google Scholar site that provide easy access to searching for academic information. Today’s SearchDay looks at the new…
Google Scholar Offers Access To Academic Information
Google has launched a new Google Scholar search service, providing the ability to search for scholarly literature located from across the web.
Managing the Firehose of Real-Time Information
RSS feeds, search alerts and other information monitoring technologies are great, but often end up providing too much of a good thing.…
Google CEO: The Next Killer Device Is A GooglePod
At a tech summit at Google HQ yesterday, Eric Schmidt talked about a “killer” info tool he’s thinking about, let’s call it…
Blogger Now Available in Nine Languages
New Versions of Blogger Available Infoworld reports in: Blogger goes multilingual, that Google is now making interfaces and documentation available for Blogger…
Google Unlikely To Ban Trademark-Linked Ads
John Battelle reports on a rumor out of a WebmasterWorld.com thread that Google might ban affiliates from purchasing ads linked to trademarked…
AOL Joins Search Shortcuts Game
News.com reports that AOL Search is joining the search shortcuts game with the release of AOL Snapshots. Gerry Campbell, vice president and…
The Return Of More Evil Than Satan
Way back in 1999, one of the first famous Google blips came up. A search for more evil than satan found Microsoft’s…
Google Signs Lease for Seattle Area Software Development Office
The King County Journal has info about Google’s new Seattle area software development office in the article: Google plans to develop new…
MSN Search Press Roundup
Here’s a look at some of the press coverage that the MSN Search beta launch is receiving today. + Microsoft Launches Search…
New MSN Search Blog
Like Yahoo and Google, MSN has launched a new blog about their search engine.
Search Engine Size Wars V Erupts
As Chris blogged, Google has raised the stakes in the search engine size wars by claiming an index of 8 billion pages.…
Microsoft Unveils its New Search Engine – At Last
After months of speculation and two 'preview' releases, Microsoft has taken the wraps off of its new MSN search engine, the first…
Gmail Will Add POP3 Support Soon, Antivirus Scanning Soon
According to this IDG News story Google will “gradually” begin to offer POP3 support for Gmail users. Look for it in the…
No, Microsoft’s Not A Google Killer. Nor A Yahoo Killer
John Battelle has a nice post, Can We Please Bury The Netscape Metaphor, pushing back on the idea that Microsoft will roll…
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