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Search Engine Forums Spotlight: January 11, 2008

Found in the search marketing forums: Future of YPN?; Link Exchanges and Google's Opinion; Most Improved PPC Program; and more.

By Kevin Newcomb · 11 Jan 2008

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Yahoo CEO Says They Want To Become Internet’s Indispensable Starting Point

Yahoo CEO Jerry Wang outlined his vision of Yahoo’s future as the “internet’s indispensable starting point” at the 2008 International CES Industry…

By Frank Watson · 07 Jan 2008

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InfoSpace Seeks Search Engine Market Share

Now that InfoSpace has cleared away other business lines and staff, they just re-committed to online search. The company aims to grow…

By rumo · 04 Jan 2008

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SEO Company CEO Arrested, Jailed: Accused of Foreclosure Scam

Traffic Power earned an infamous reputation as a search engine optimization firm, allegedly using “black hat” tactics that may have resulted in…

By Kevin Heisler · 02 Jan 2008

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2007: The Year that Search Grew Up

This year could be defined by social media, blended search, or even the changes in SEO. All told, 2007 is mainly the…

By Kevin Newcomb · 27 Dec 2007

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Defining Search in 2007

This year could be defined by social media, blended search, or even the changes in SEO. All told, 2007 is mainly the…

By Kevin Newcomb · 27 Dec 2007

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SEO.edu: Can You Learn SEO From a Book? – Part 2

SEO book learning by print or PDF doesn't hack it. Better read best search engine blogs.

By Ron Jones · 20 Dec 2007

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IBM introduces free smart email search software

While search engines still can’t help you find your missing car keys, prescription glasses or remote control, IBM Research has invented a…

By Greg Jarboe · 20 Dec 2007

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Yahoo, Facebook, Life and Death

2008 will be the year of...

By Kevin Ryan · 19 Dec 2007

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Yahoo Adds Support for Page-Level Exclusion Tags for Non-HTML Docs

Yahoo is giving webmasters more control over page-level directives to its Slurp crawler for non-HTML files. The X-Robots-Tag is a page-level exclusion…

By Kevin Newcomb · 06 Dec 2007