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Google May Change Your Page Titles
In case you were not aware, Google "reserves the right" to change the titles of your pages in search results. Google's Matt Cutts has released a video discussing why and how they go about doing this. Cutts says Google wants to show the titles that it thinks are most useful. "For example, suppose the title of your page is 'Untitled' or if there is no…
New Google Feature Could Steal Some of Bing’s Travel Thunder
Google has launched a new "Translated Search" tool as one of the search engines search options. Google's search options can currently be accessed by clicking "show options" on any results page, once a search has been performed (although you may not even have to do that soon). The idea is that searchers can more easily find and read content written in other languages.
Google Earth Users Get a Way to Build Architecture
Update 2: Google has announced the addition of more cities: • Stockholm, Sweden • Nuremberg, Germany • Hiroshima, Japan • Saitama, Japan • Miami Beach, FL USA • Orlando, FL USA
Where Google Stands on the “Keywords” Meta Tag
Google does not use the "keywords" meta tag in its web search ranking. Google's Matt Cutts explains this in a Webmaster Central video. This is not breaking news, by any means, but there are a lot of people out there that still put a lot of stock into this.
Microsoft’s Bing Down for 45 Minutes
Microsoft's Bing.com search engine is facing a mini PR crisis after going down for 45 minutes last night starting at 7:10 PST. Microsoft used its Twitter account and blog to keep Bing visitors and fans informed: From Twitter:
