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Those bringing lawsuits claiming that bidding on competitor trademark keywords is a form of infringement aren't doing well in court. Though a…
The last development in this story took place over a month ago, so here’s a little refresher: several videos on YouTube insulted the king of Thailand, and that country’s government responded by blocking the site. It also threatened to sue, but that plan was abandoned, and the ban has now been lifted, as well.
Another clue that perception, not truth, is what you can expect from people comes out of Penn State today. A study reveals that Web searchers prefer Yahoo over Google; the only problem is, they chose a logo, not a search engine.
Google has argued that everything’s just fine, yet the company seems to be losing employees like never before - a few important people, including Vanessa Fox, have certainly made other arrangements. Several well-informed onlookers also seem to support the “greener pastures” theory.
Well, today on Webmaster Radio I presented the finding from the first rel="nofollow" test. A few minutes later in the chat room I was presented with a link to another blog. The post read as follows:
Yahoo has enabled some travel assistance within its search results for people looking for hotels at a vacation destination.
