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Search Engine Spam Workshop:
List of some of the presented papers. I will likely review some of those pretty soon.
What Every Good Marketer Knows:
People are selfish, lazy, uninformed and impatient. Start with that and you’ll be pleasantly surprised by what you find.
Mobile Social Software:
Google buys Dodgeball.com. see also: The Significance of "Social Software"
New Google PR Blog:
Marrissa Mayer's blog
If Search Engines Could Read Your Mind:
an interesting article by Chris Sherman. here is an exerpt:
We'd much rather waste time scanning results and clicking back and forth among less-than-useful pages than craft a really good query or use search refinement tools.
But while we're doing this, the search engines are observing our behavior, and learning from our fumbling activities.
SEO Press Releases:
a fun one :)
The relevance of "relevance":
- thread at SEW
- NanoContext
- RustyBrick rates search relevancy, although the data might be biased by the people who take the test (likely SEOs) here are some early results
Yahoo! Music:
Visitors to Yahoo's Music Unlimited will pay $6.99 a month for access to Yahoo's 1-million-song library. That's less than half what Napster and Real Networks' Rhapsody charge for similar services that permit the transfer of songs to portable music players. source
FindWhat:
down to $4.30 per share. other small search providers continue to hurt as well.
Gooooogle:
outgrowing coolness and forgetting their core products?
War a theme for everything?
New UK based search blog by Neutralize: Search Engine War. BTW, the new Legos Star Wars video game is amazing.
Time Management:
Creative Commons flash file
SEO Multitool:
GoLexa (sorta like a combination of Google & Alexa data with links to other stuff like WhoIs & IP Address) from Fantomaster
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