MSN Search (Beta / Tech Preview or Whatever...)
MSN Search Sponsors SES Chicago
Which likely means that they intend to have their technology ready before the end of the SES conference (which starts December 13).
MSN Search Research
Block level link analysis (PDF) - talks about breaking page down into each of their visual sections to extract semantical information. Builds upon Hits and PageRank by taking it to the block level.
If this technology takes off it would require those who rent links to use a bit more page space for each link rental by requiring it to be embedded in content. I have already seen some link brokers renting links in this manner.
Give MSN Tech Preview a Try
MSN Tech Preview
and a bit of humor: MSN Sponsoring more than Chicago SES Conference?
Why is this third site resolving to the MSN IP address? They could not have thought that it would be good PR...
found in SEW forums
update: evidently people are doing this to many other large companies too. just point your DNS details at their name servers. I still think its funny though.
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