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Google Sitemaps Stats On Most Common Words In Your Anchor Text & Site Content
Along with the cool new robots.txt checker, Google Sitemaps has also released stats showing the most common words used on pages within…
The chrisisthebest rohtuaswentahyarg & gurtieisthebest rohtuaswentahyarg SEO Contests
I know, I know. I swore off writing about SEO contests. But the chrisisthebest rohtuaswentahyarg SEO contest is different, as it involves…
Rupert Murdoch on Web Search, No Assault on Google or Yahoo in the Works
A brief article on News.com.au titled: News Corp won’t take on Google, reports that Mr. Murdoch and crew does not plan to…
So This Is Super Bowl Advertising!
I’ve never watched a Super Bowl and I never will watch a Super Bowl. There may not be a lot of certainties…
How The US Department of Justice May Analyze Search Data & Freedom Of Information Act Request For Disclosure
So what did the Department Of Justice ask for exactly from AOL, MSN, and Yahoo? What did they get, exactly? What negotiations…
Oops, Specs for Dell Computers Found in Google Cache
The News.com story: How to evade Google search, reports that once again a company, in this case Dell, has learned the hard…
Searching for the Future
Think you're pretty good at sussing out the future? Try matching wits with Yahoo Research's fantasy prediction game that lets you bet…
Daily SearchCast, Feb. 1, 2006: Google’s Profitable Earnings Still Disappoint; Hey, You Got Google Ads Into My Newspaper (And TV, Radio…); Google Wants Your PSP; Yahoo Offering SuperBowl Ads & More!
Today’s search podcast covers Google’s fourth quarter earnings disappointing analysts who wanted bigger earnings; Google looking at traditional ad venues to grow revenues;…
Amazon.com Considering Video Download Service to Compete With Google Video Store and Others
Both Variety and Red Herring report that Google Video Store, iTunes, and other video download services might have some new competition coming…
New Search Service from TVEyes Offers Free Keyword Search Of Some Web-Based TV News Content & Lots More Video Search
A new free service from multimedia search engine TVEyes allows a searcher to keyword search each and every word spoken during tv…