Search engines.
Google Claims To Be Most Comprehensive – But Helps Defuse Size Wars By Dropping Home Page Count
Today’s SearchDay article Google Says Now Biggest, Most Comprehensive – But Size Wars Defused By Dropped Home Page Count covers the latest…
End Of Size Wars? Google Says Most Comprehensive But Drops Home Page Count
Today, Google is dropping from its home page the famous count of pages in its index while simultaneously claiming it has the…
OneStat Puts Google On Top
OneStat has released its latest results of most popular search engines worldwide, putting Google first on average over the past two months.…
More On Yahoo & Its Own Programming
It’s Not TV, It’s Yahoo from the New York Times is another look at Yahoo’s moves to provide its own programming. The…
Search Forums Roundup: Sep. 23, 2005
Today’s SearchDay, Search Engine Forums Spotlight, features our weekly links to this week’s hot topics from search engine forums across the web:…
Recapping Official Search Engine Blogs
Search Engine Blogs as Public Relations Tools from Loren Baker over at Search Engine Journal is a nice overview of how the…
Loomia & podOmatic’s AutoCatcher For Podcasts
Two for the podcasting crowd, a new podcast search engine called Loomia and the AutoCatcher service from podOmatic that keyword-scans for new…
Meta Searching for Relevancy, Using Your Own Rules
Myriad Search is a new tool from Aaron Wall’s Free Open Source SEO Tools site that allows you to play around with…
Diller Says Ask Jeeves Will Rebrand as Ask.com
Thanks to SearchViews and SEOBook for pointing us to The Street.com article: Diller Sacks the Butler. It reports on comments made today…
Paid Links Shouldn’t Count? What Exactly Is Paid?
We’ve had a debate on our SEW Forums recently (see Matt Cutts Comments On Reputable Sites & Link Selling) over whether publishers…