Dec 24, 2007 at 2:31pm ET by Barry Schwartz
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on
Search Engine Land and from other
places across the web.
From Search Engine Land:
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Real Estate Marketers And Their Dollars Shifting To The Internet
Realtors are an interesting segment of the small business market. Quintessential small businesses (SMBs) and entrepreneurs in some respects, they’re atypical in other ways. One of them is marketing; realtors tend to be more aggressive and creative than other categories of SMBs. Accordingly, this LA Times article talks about how…
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Google Invites World To Map Holiday Photos & Videos
The Official Google Blog (and Google LatLong Blog) announced a public map where users around the world are invited to add their holiday photos and videos. Here is the map: View Larger Map…
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Google News Adds US Elections Section
The Google News Blog announced they have set up a special section for 2008 US presidential elections. The elections area is featured on the home page, and there is now a link to “Elections” on the left hand side navigation. In addition to the Elections section on Google News, a…
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Search Wikia Launches In 2007 With Private Beta
Wikia Search Launches Private Beta; Public Launch On January 7 from TechCrunch has an email sent to a limited number of beta testers, announcing that Search Wikia has launched. Jimmy Wales, cofounder of Wikipedia and driving force behind Search Wikia said in the email that Search Wikia is “going to…
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Instructions On Tracking Santa With NORAD & Google: The 2007 Edition
I’m a serious Santa Claus tracker. When I was a kid, I used to get Santa updates from NORAD (the US missile tracking people) via the radio. As an adult, I’ve long used the NORAD Tracks Santa web site to keep up with St. Nick, Father Christmas or whatever…
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From Browser To Digg Clone: The Short, Unhappy Life Of Netscape
Netscape has been reinvented several times since its acquisition by AOL in November 1998 — and all of these efforts have essentially failed. In addition to a browser, the Netscape brand had been associated with a portal and discount dial-up ISP (and still is) before Jason Calacanis turned the site…
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Scoop: Google Responds To Rep. Joe Barton’s 24 Privacy Questions
As we covered earlier, US Representative Joe Barton sent Google a letter with 24 questions relating to privacy — along with a week to answer them. I was annoyed that some seemed basic and already answered in a way that one of his interns could easily uncover. But Google’s now…
Search News From Around The Web:
Applications & Portal Features
Business Issues
Conferences
Local, Maps & Mobile
Link Building
Paid Search & Contextual
Searching
SEM Industry
- 10 New Year Resolutions for an Internet Marketer, PDXTC
- A Festivus for our webmasterus, Official Google Webmaster Central Blog
- Elfed Up SEO Gurus Go Caroling, Submitawebsite
- Google UK bidding on Matt Cutts, Andrew R H Girdwood
- If I Were Marooned in the Caribbean, AIM Clear Blog
- SEOmoz’s Unusual SearchTerms from the Month of November, SEOmoz
- SearchGuild, My Favorite SEO Forum, Goes Offline, SEO Book
- Off getting hitched and seeing animals…, Jeremy Zawodny
SEO & SEM
Social Media
Video, Music & Image Search
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