Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.
From Search Engine Land:
The “Bible” Of Search Engine MarketingIt’s common for comprehensive books written by respected authorities to be tagged as the…
It’s common for comprehensive books written by respected authorities to be tagged as the “bible” of a particular topic or industry. My vote for that distinctive title in our industry goes to Search Engine Marketing, Inc. by Mike Moran and Bill Hunt. Both Mike and Bill are longtime…
Our newest Search Engine Land column, Bookshelf, launches today. Bookshelf features reviews of books, white papers and other publications that help search marketers do their jobs or gain a better understanding of general digital marketing issues. The Bookshelf column appears periodically at Search…
Break out the birthday candles for Yahoo’s Search Assist and Google’s Toolbar.
Yahoo reminds us today that its Search Assist feature was launched a year ago this month. Search Assist is the feature that suggests words and phrases while you type in the Yahoo search box; it also suggests…
When Yahoo Buzz launched back in February of 2008, it was thought by many to be the next big player in the social news community space.
This was largely due to the fact that if your content got the most “buzz” it had a chance to be featured on Yahoo.com, which can send millions of [...]
This month in our continuing series of interviews of inhouse SEMs, we speak with Kieran Hawe. Kieran practices our art as the Director, SEO / Search - Global Digital Media for MTV Networks, based in New York. He’s taken the time to offer up advice for readers not just on SEO and career…
Texas Republican Congressman and Google critic Joe Barton wants more information about the proposed paid-search deal between Google and Yahoo. Dissatisfied with Yahoo’s responses to his questions to date, Barton has asked the US Department of Justice to “thoroughly investigate issues of…
A year ago today, I wrote about an experimental feature Google was showing off. I titled that article Google Like/Don’t Like: Move Results Up, Hide Them Or Suggest Your Own. Now it appears Google might be rolling the feature out, at least to a subset of Google searchers.
We have several blog…
As expected, Google has added an RSS feed for web search results to the Google Alerts service. As seen in the screenshot above, when creating a new alert, you can now choose to get the alert via email or RSS feed. RSS feed alerts are only available to logged-in Google account holders.
As we…
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.
From Search Engine Land:
Google Settles Book Search Copyright Lawsuit For $125 Million, Paves Way For Novel ServicesGoogle has settled the class action litigation entitled The Authors…