Apr 11, 2007 at 4:26pm ET by Danny Sullivan
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on
Search Engine Land and from other
places across the web:
From Search Engine Land:
- Search Engines
Unite On Sitemaps Autodiscovery
Last November, Google, Microsoft and Yahoo united to support sitemaps, a
standardized method of submitting web pages through feeds to the search
engines. Today, the three are now joined by Ask.com in supporting the system
and an extension of it called autodiscovery. This is where the major search
engines will…
- Jupiter Finds
Increased Demand For Local SEM
Kevin Newcomb at SEW writes up new findings from JupiterResearch’s regular
search marketing survey. The findings are broad and written up in some detail.
But for purposes of this post, I’m focused on the local angle. Similar to
earlier SEMPO survey results, released in January, there’s increasing marketer
interest in…
- Reprise Media
Acquired By Interpublic
A quick heads-up and congrats to the gang at Reprise Media, which has now been
acquired by global advertising company Interpublic. Reprise will remain an
independent company within Interpublic, as part of the newly formed Futures
Marketing Group. Reprise will be the first company to reside within FMG. Other
assets…
- Search Engine
Strategies New York 2007 Coverage: Day 2
Below, a recap of coverage out of the second day of the Search Engine
Strategies conference in New York this week, from items spotted across the
web. See also coverage from Day 1 here. Note that some sessions below may have
happened on the first day but only were written…
- Google
Publishes Papers On Clickbots
Last night the Google AdWords blog announced a paper they published named The
Anatomy of Clickbot.A. The paper was rewritten by Neil Daswani, Michael
Stoppelman, and the Google Click Quality and Security Teams. Here is the
abstract: This paper provides a detailed case study of the architecture of the
Clickbot.A…
- Q&A With
Microsoft Live Search General Manager Derrick Connell
It’s hard to believe, but it’s already been more than a year since Microsoft
Live Search launched. At the time, I remember being impressed with the
functionality of the product, and thinking to myself, "this ought to heat up
the game some—it’ll be interesting to see how the competition…
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