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Daily SearchCast, July 14, 2006: Judge Decides Google Can Rank Pages As It Pleases; Google Lets You Just Say No To ODP Descriptions; Microsoft An Enterprise Search Player? & More!
Today’s search podcast covers KinderStart’s loss in a lawsuit over search rankings; Google allowing webmasters to prevent Open Directory descriptions from being…
KinderStart Becomes KinderStopped In Ranking Lawsuit Against Google
Kinderstart has lost its case over lost rankings on Google, though the company will be allowed to amend defamation claims relating to…
Search Headlines & Links: July 12, 2006
Below, a recap of stories posted yesterday to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we’ve spotted but not blogged…
Interactive Review of SEOMoz’s Page Strength Tool
Rand posted information about a new tool he launched named the Page Strength Tool. It is pretty cool, and why can’t it…
W3C Selling PageRank Or Thanking Supporters?
Nathan Weinberg linked to a post by Emad Fanous who notes that the W3C is selling PageRank 9 and PR7 links. You…
Interactive Review Of SEOBook’s SEO Firefox Extension
Aaron Wall over at SEO Book released a Firefox extension for SEOs. The Firefox extension can be viewed here, it allows you…
Looking At Links After Looking At Patents
I know, I know. Everyone everywhere is running SEO interviews with everyone. But Bill Slawski Interview over at SEO Buzz Box is…
Highlights from the SEW Blog: May 31, 2006
Featured posts from the Search Engine Watch blog, as well as our customary search headlines from around the web.
Google Sitemaps: Links To You Can’t Hurt You
The Google Sitemaps team posted to their blog in response to a question at SearchEngineWatch Seattle. Interestingly, they note that links from…
In Yahoo We Trust – The Link Spam Patent Application
A new Yahoo patent application published today builds upon a method for finding reputable pages on the web to reduce web spam…