Jun 4, 2008 at 7:43pm 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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SMX Advanced ‘08 – Day Two Recap
Day two of SMX Advanced is now over. The Give it Up session was truly awesome, but those notes can not be posted until July 3rd, so stay tuned for that. Here are the sessions recaps:…
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Google Sued For “Fraudulent Mobile Subscription Services”
Eric Goldman has posted about yet another lawsuit against Google, this time the plaintiffs were allegedly wronged in a case involving mobile subscription services. Google is not the alleged wrongdoer here but is being sued because it allowed the wrongdoer to advertise (AdWords) and the plaintiffs got to the bad…
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Microsoft Launches “Search and Give” Charity For Searching
The Live Search Blog announced the new launch of Search and Give. When you search and Search and Give, Microsoft will donate a penny each time you use that page to search the Web. Microsoft will donate up to 500 searches per person per month. There are over 1 million…
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Louis Vuitton Offers Google More Trademark Trouble In Europe
Even as Google is liberalizing its trademark policy in Europe to agree with the US policy, luxury goods maker Luis Vuitton may turn back the clock and force a more restrictive policy on Google. France’s highest court ruled for Louis Vuitton last year in a trademark case involving AdWords. Google…
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Yahoo Deals: Display Ads On Walmart.com, Havas Digital Partnership, Circular Program & CBS Video Deal
We were just hit with a handful of Yahoo press releases. They include powering the ads on Walmart.com, partnering with Havas Digital for to adopt the Right Media Exchange Platform, working out a video distribution deal with CBS, launching the Yahoo Circular Program for newspapers and all this was announced…
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Google Improves Webmaster Documentation
Google’s Matt Cutts posted that Google has made major enhancements to their webmaster and SEO documentation. They have clarified and detailed much of the documentation that was in need of an update. The documents that were updated includes the Robots.txt documentation, sapm reporting tools and documentation, IP delivery/geolocation/cloaking documentation, Nofollow…
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Take A Ride In Google’s Hot Air Balloon
If you visit the Google home page today, you will notice they have a hot air balloon logo up. The logo is to commemorate the first demonstration of a hot air balloon carrying passengers. This event took place on June 4, 1783….
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YouTube’s Former Revenue Chief: “Google Got A Little Big For Me”
Google is experiencing some bumps in transitioning from a smaller innovator to a larger, more mature player in the market. Over the past year or so there have been numerous employee departures, often to start new companies themselves or to join what used to be called “pre-IPO” startups (e.g., Facebook)….
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Managing In-House SEO For 17,000 Domains
All complex systems can be broken down into manageable components or modules. SEO is no different; whether you have 17,000 domains or 10,000,000 products SKUs, the system for managing this load is always the same. A complex system doesn’t necessarily mean it’s based purely in technology. Microsoft, Cisco, AOL,…
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