Search Week: June 29, 2009
Jun 29, 2009 at 4:51pm ET by Danny Sullivan
Search Week is an exclusive weekly newsletter for Search Engine Land premium members that recaps stories covered on Search Engine Land over the past week. Below are top stories organized by topic that happened over the past week. Each topic (or Search Engine Land column) is also a link, where you can click through and drill into the Search Engine Land members library to find other stories in that area. Because some stories are listed in more than one category, you may see them repeated.
- iPhone’s Spotlight Search
- Google’s Matt Cutts On “Over Optimization”
- Google AdSense for Mobile Applications Goes Into Public Beta
- How Twitter Might Send Far More Traffic Than You Think
- Google Takes On Tourism With City Tours Experiment
- Kayak Says Bing Isn’t Playing Air Fair, Hakia Sees Near Mirror Image
- 26 People Who Mislead You On Twitter
- Jeff Goldblum Is NOT Dead (Despite What Google Says)
- Focus Group Study Offers Good & Bad News For Bing
- Michael Jackson’s Death: An Inside Look At How Google, Yahoo, & Bing Handled An Extraordinary Day In Search
- Google Tests Dropping Off Country Specific Search?
- Wired: Facebook Trying To Dominate Web, Marginalize Google (Run For Your Lives!)
- How Twitter Might Send Far More Traffic Than You Think
- 26 People Who Mislead You On Twitter
- Focus Group Study Offers Good & Bad News For Bing
- Michael Jackson’s Death: An Inside Look At How Google, Yahoo, & Bing Handled An Extraordinary Day In Search
- Google: We’re Not Really That Big But If We Are, We Aren’t Bad
- Wired: Facebook Trying To Dominate Web, Marginalize Google (Run For Your Lives!)
- Google Wants The Web To Go Faster
- Google: We’re Not Really That Big But If We Are, We Aren’t Bad
- It’s Official: Wikipedia Is A Google News Source
- Google News Hyperlinks Author Names
- Jeff Goldblum Is NOT Dead (Despite What Google Says)
- Google’s Matt Cutts On “Over Optimization”
- Google Gives Presentation On Search Engine Optimization
- Google Slides On Ranking Issues
- Google Showing Facebook Friends On Profile URLs
- Google Wants The Web To Go Faster
- Michael Jackson’s Death: An Inside Look At How Google, Yahoo, & Bing Handled An Extraordinary Day In Search
- Google Tests Dropping Off Country Specific Search?
- Beginners Guide To Creating Mobile AdWords Campaigns
- AdWords Conversion Tracking: How To Optimize Your Account 10x Quicker
- Wired: Facebook Trying To Dominate Web, Marginalize Google (Run For Your Lives!)
- Focus Group Study Offers Good & Bad News For Bing
- Michael Jackson’s Death: An Inside Look At How Google, Yahoo, & Bing Handled An Extraordinary Day In Search
- Wired: Facebook Trying To Dominate Web, Marginalize Google (Run For Your Lives!)
- Michael Jackson’s Death: An Inside Look At How Google, Yahoo, & Bing Handled An Extraordinary Day In Search
Search Engines: Maps & Local Search Engines
Search Engines: Mobile Search Engines
Search Engines: News Search Engines
Search Engines: Other Search Engines
Search Engines: Shopping Search Engines
Search Engines: Travel Search Engines
- Former Live Search Director Launches Oyster.com, Hotel Review Site
- Kayak Says Bing Isn’t Playing Air Fair, Hakia Sees Near Mirror Image
- How Twitter Might Send Far More Traffic Than You Think
- Shopping Search 2.0: Finding Deals & Coupons On Twitter
- 26 People Who Mislead You On Twitter
- Jeff Goldblum Is NOT Dead (Despite What Google Says)
- Michael Jackson’s Death: An Inside Look At How Google, Yahoo, & Bing Handled An Extraordinary Day In Search
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