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SES – The Search Landscape
Online Marketing Blog’s coverage from day one of Search Engine Strategies San Jose 2007 Who is the biggest engine? Who’s growing? What…
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Google China Gets Blog Search Engine
Imagine a life-size model of a car. It might look nice, but as for functionality . . . Similarly, Google China had a blog search site that didn’t do much of anything. The company has just dropped in an engine, though, and (censorship issues aside) users can have at it.
Aniboom To Toss Itself At YouTube
Last week, we learned that (in terms of search queries) YouTube has become synonymous with “funny videos.” Now Aniboom.com, which describes itself as “the home of animation,” will launch a channel on Google’s video-sharing site.
Malware in Advertising
One of the more interesting attacks or hacks coming out the hacker's world is the idea of malware embedded in advertising.
Gmail as a Spam Filter on Cpanel
You probably have heard that you can use Gmail to filter spam for all your email addresses. You might have gone so far as to look up how to do it and end up a little frustrated because your not a server whiz and rely on cpanel to set up filters. The reason your having problems is because Cpanel is a bit different than a…
SES: Cruising The Search Landscape
Session talkers at SES San Jose 2007 bounded around the topic of the search landscape: what's popular, and who's the most used among the major players in search.
