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Industry

Highlights from the SEW Blog: Jun 16, 2005

Featured posts from the Search Engine Watch blog, as well as our customary search headlines from around the web.

By Chris Sherman · 15 Jun 2005

Industry

SMAUK Releases First Year Program; Names Officers

The votes have been counted, and the fledgling Search Marketing Association UK has named its officers for the first year as well…

By Danny Sullivan · 15 Jun 2005

Industry

Top UK Shopping Sites For May 2005

Top 10 UK shopping comparison sites from Netimperative runs down the top 10 shopping search engines for the UK market in May,…

By Danny Sullivan · 15 Jun 2005

SEO

Replacement For Jux2: DoubleTrust

We loved Jux2, the meta search engine that let you compare search results from major search engines. It sadly closed last month,…

By Danny Sullivan · 15 Jun 2005

SEO

Financial Times Carried Hidden Paid Links

Spotted via SEO Book, Hidden Links on The Financial Times Website from Linking Matters spots how the Financial Times was carrying hidden…

By Danny Sullivan · 13 Jun 2005

Industry

In-Depth Review of Google Scholar & Why You Should Consider HireWire Press

Some of the most well-known, comprehensive and respected reviews of reference books and databases reviews come from Dr. Pete Jacso, a library…

By Gary Price · 13 Jun 2005

Industry

AOL Moves TV Spend To Search; Rodney Dangerfield Of Online Advertising No More!

AOL Wooing Users to Portal, With a Little Help From Its Foes from the New York Times looks at how AOL is…

By Danny Sullivan · 10 Jun 2005

Industry

Search Forums Roundup: June 10, 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:…

By rumo · 09 Jun 2005

SEO

Conversation with Co-Founder of Vertical Engine Koders.com

socalTech.com has publsished interview with vertical search engine Koders.com co-founder, Jorn Teutloff. Koders allows users to search for open source software code.…

By Gary Price · 09 Jun 2005

PPC

New Study Reports Consumers are Suspicious of Paid Listings

New and very interesting research out of Penn St. University says that consumers have a strong bias against paid listings. “Consumers have…

By Gary Price · 09 Jun 2005