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After ‘(Not Provided)’ & Hummingbird, Where is Google Taking Us Next?
Google unleashed a one-two punch of moving entirely to secure search and rolling out a brand new algorithm known as Hummingbird. Here's why heading forward you need to…
LookSmart Launches Optimal Pricing PPC Model
LookSmart has introduced a new pay-per-click pricing method they’ve dubbed Optimal Pricing. The model prices according to traffic type, quality, and volume…
SEW Awards Finalists Named
The editorial team here at Search Engine Watch is proud to announce the finalists for the 2009 Search Engine Watch Awards. We…
International Social Media Strategy: One Size Does Not Fit All
While the social media space is becoming more defined every day, it's still the Wild West; especially when you look to take…
How Will Wikia Grow The Index?
When Wikia Search was released last night, Jimmy Wales explained they used a “placeholder index” for the search. While this may be…
Ask and LookSmart Send Out Click Fraud Settlement Letters
Seems Lane’s Gifts are not the only ones getting money back from LookSmart and Ask for click fraud, letters were sent out…
Highlights from the SEW Blog: August 6, 2007
Featured posts to the Search Engine Watch blog in the past week, along with recent search-related headlines from around the Web.
LookSmart Loses CEO Hills
The Australian IT reported that LookSmart’s CEO David Hills resigned effective today, but will continue in an advisor capacity until a replacement…
Search Wikia Asks Users to Share the Load
Wikia, the commercial site led by Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, is taking the next step toward launching its open source, human-assisted Web…
Search Headlines & Links: July 30, 2007
Want a snapshot of the day’s search marketing news? Here we’ve collected today’s top news stories posted to the Search Engine Watch…
Wikia Grabs Search Crawler Grub
The open search engine being developed by Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has bought the search crawler Grub from LookSmart, according to IDG…