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Introduces "Evolution" Toolbar To Expand Reach To Other Search Engines
Like many before it, most recently Mahalo, Wikia Search has introduced a Firefox toolbar, called "Wikia Evolution," to expand the site's reach and engage more users in the process of adding and annotating search results. In the notes, it suggests that Google is taking a page from its community playbook:... - Google To Add
AdSense Features With DoubleClick Cookies Technology
The Google Blog announced that Google is improving the content network (aka AdSense) by leveraging the technology they have acquired with DoubleClick. First I'll discuss the feature and then I will get into the privacy issues.... - Google Deal Catapults Publicis To Top Of Search Market, MediaPost
- Perfomics Sale Sheds One Google Concern, Raises Another: Its Relationship With Publicis, MediaPost
- Google Maps: KML for authority and ranking?, Mike Blumenthal
- New Layers and Photos for Google Earth, Google Earth Blog
- What's Being Built with BOSS, Yahoo Search Blog
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Comments (1)
The news when it comes is timely and useful. However the show is not really 30 minutes of news it is 10 minutes of really trashy ads delivered in what i would describe as a parody of adverts, then there is another 5 minutes of Danny Sullivan jokes and larking about and while Mr Sullivan might be an SEO Guru he is not a comedian. Added to that is an indeterminate time spent on pointless banter between the "presenter" and Mr Sullivan where the "presenter" does a fair bit of fawning to Mr Sullivan. So all in all i have to grit my teeth, skip over the ads and hope for the best. On the whole it's just too much so i will probably give up.
OK i could get rid of the ads by subscribing "FOR ONLY 0.99 CENTS A DAY" i live in England so we don't have cents, but i can get most of the same completely free from other SEO podcasts sans ads and sans "Oh Hi Danny aren't you wonderful? How did the move to your new house go> Were you OK?" etc.
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August 18, 2008 3:07 AM
Posted on August 18, 2008 03:07