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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…
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…
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,…
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…
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…
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…
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.…
Finally – A Gmail Delete Button!
It appeared! At last! Gmail has a ‘Delete’ button — finally. Life feels that much more complete. Google, what on earth took…
An Internet Search Company Hotter than Google? A Profile of Korea’s NHN and Naver.com
NHN: The Little Search Engine That Could, from BusinessWeek offers a profile of NHN Corp/Naver.com a company that the article says is…
The Day After: Points In The Search Trust Sweepstakes
Since Google first started growing in stature, people have wondered if (or when) they might start passing along private information to governments…