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A OneBox for Images on Google Search Results Pages
Nathan at InsideGoogle reports on a WMW thread about Google testing an interface tweak that offers up a OneBox with links to image results. Reminds me of something…
Fagan’s “Switch Bookmarklets”
About two month’s ago Chris called Michael Fagan a “search craftsman” when reviewing Fagan’s wonderful URLInfo service. I wholeheartedly agree with Chris…
Google CEO: “We are not building a browser”
In the notes I posted after the Google conference call last week, I mentioned that the company doesn’t plan to go the…
Google: A Behind-the-Scenes Look (and other Lectures)
Greg Linden from Findory alerts us to a presentation by Jeff Dean from Google. It took place earlier this week at the…
Google More Profitable – But Why?
Google’s stock price has been hitting new heights, with some financial analysts speculating it will reach $200 per share. Why the excitement?…
Nestorov’s Mobissimo
We’ve blogged about travel search sites and tools like Mobissimo, Kayak, Yahoo FareChase, and SideStep in the past. In the new Business…
More SMS Search In the U.S.
Wireless access to information via cell phones and smartphones continues to gain steam here in the U.S. As you know, Google SMS…
Yahoo Announces Size Increase to Image Database
Word from Yahoo this afternoon that they’re announcing a size increase, what they’re calling an upgrade, to Yahoo Image Search database. According…
Early Web Search Announcements
On the heels of today’s SearchDay article: Search Memories, some of you might enjoy reminsicing about the “early days” by taking a…
Google Advertising Forecasts Obtained by the SF Chronicle
Verne Kopytoff at the San Francisco Chronicle has once again gotten access to some internal Google documents. These dccs show that the…
Memories of Search Engines of Yore
In the mid 1990s, a couple of Stanford graduate students visited the popular search engines of the day, offering to license new…
AOL Europe and Google Expand Deal
AOL Europe and Google have announced a multi-year agreement that will bring Google AdWords paid search listings to AOL’s European properties in…
Search Marketing Off the Beaten Track
Opportunities for effective, inexpensive search marketing are abundant when you and 'think outside the (Big Search) box' and look to vertical or…
Copernic Releases New Version of Desktop Search Tool
Copernic Desktop Search (CDS), a product I reviewed (and still like a lot), released version 1.1 today. It includes a couple of…
Google’s Q3 Earnings Coming Thursday
Google will release their Q3 2004 earnings this Thursday at 4pm ET/1pm PT. The announcement will be webcast at https://investor.google.com/webcast. Many analysts…
Brin on Personal Search and SEO
Sergey Brin let’s us know that Google is working on a personal search application similar to My Jeeves and My Yahoo Search.…
A Conversation with Matthew Koll
Gary Price checks in with web search pioneer Matthew Koll, who shares his thoughts on the current and future state of the…
New “Answer Engine” Coming: Stochasto
Pandia has published an article about Stochasto, a new “natural language” engine from Norway that is set to launch in early 2005.…
Search Engine Watch Forum’s 101 Threads
Last week, one of our most energetic forum moderators Nacho Hernandez started a thread called Search Engine Marketing 101. In it, he…
Google Desktop Search Becomes Reality
A rumored Google tool to search your computer’s desktop became a reality today, a free download available from the new Google Desktop…
Google Wants to Enhance Your Browsing Experience
Sergey Brin makes a couple of comments about Google and web browsers. “There has been much speculation. But our work is focussed…
Jux2 Adds New Features
Jux2, the web tool that allows you to quickly identify search engine overlap, has added a couple of new features. + You’re…
Clickfraud: Whose Problem, FTC, Search Engines Or Advertisers?
Adam Penenberg takes the US Federal Trade Commission to task for not doing more to prevent clickfraud in his Wired commentary, Click…
Baidu Set to Double Revenue in 2004
According to this Reuters article, Chinese search company Baidu will see their revenues double in 2004. Google holds a minority stake in…
Search Marketing 2004: What’s Right, What’s Wrong
Danny Sullivan's wide-ranging keynote address at Search Engine Strategies San Jose prodded several raw nerves in the industry, sparing neither search marketers…
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