What's happened in SEO yesterday ?
International news and links from various and strongly selected authors about SEO and search engines actuality.
Click the title in order to see a snippet of the news.
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23:29, Yesterday - Google Decides to Make its Knol Site a Moderated Wikipedia
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22:36, Yesterday - Google Knol Is Live
Google went live with Knol, a platform to read and write articles on all kinds of subjects. Knol was being tested privately since some time and had been pre-announced back in 2007. The address is knol.google.com, but notably not knol.com or knol.org o
=> Google Knol Is Live, Full snippet.
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21:11, Yesterday - SES for 20 Percent Less
Attend the search industry’s big show and save some dough
San Jose, California is a lot more than office parks—the tenth-most populous city in the U.S., it boasts a cool tech museum, an NHL team with one of the best logos in sports, and a “haun
=> SES for 20 Percent Less, Full snippet.
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20:46, Yesterday - Google App Engine Perl Project Started
The Google App Engine currently supports Python, but now Google employee and creator of blogging community LiveJournal Brad Fitzpatrick posts this bit:
<<I’m happy to announce that the Google App Engine team has given me permission to t
=> Google App Engine Perl Project Started, Full snippet.
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20:36, Yesterday - Google's Knol Launches: Like Wikipedia, With Moderation
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19:52, Yesterday - Branded Websites Are the Most Effective Online Marketing Tactic for Pharmaceutical Marketers, comScore Study Finds
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19:07, Yesterday - Yahoo Researcher Seeks to Combine Semantic Search Methods
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19:02, Yesterday - Summer school's in session with Google AdWords
This summer, we're offering a number of webinars covering a broad range of topics -- if you're interested in learning inside tips about Google AdWords, check out our webinar calendar. Topics range from getting started with AdWords and improving ROI, to le
=> Summer school's in session with Google AdWords, Full snippet.
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18:17, Yesterday - Now Google Searches For "Educating" Not Safe For Family Viewing
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17:52, Yesterday - AOL Integrates Goowy Into Platform-A Widget Ads
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17:31, Yesterday - 15% of Fortune 500 companies have blogs
PRWeek reports that a new study conducted by Burson-Marsteller has found that 15% of Fortune 500 companies communicate with consumers via blogs.
The survey, conducted in February and March this year, found that 74 Fortune 500 companies actively maintain
=> 15% of Fortune 500 companies have blogs, Full snippet.
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17:25, Yesterday - SEM Platform Provider Kenshoo Opens U.S. Office
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16:17, Yesterday - Google Rumored to Buy Digg for Third Time
A few months ago we explained why Digg would be worth $200 million to Google.
Now it appears the rumor mill is reporting that Google will buy Digg for $200 million or so.
Rumor has it the two companies have signed a letter of intent and are close to
=> Google Rumored to Buy Digg for Third Time, Full snippet.
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15:51, Yesterday - SEW Experts: How Valid Are Your Landing Page Test Conclusions?
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15:24, Yesterday - Live QnA Adds Features & Firefox 3 Support
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15:19, Yesterday - SEW Experts: The Japanese Search, Why Don't We?
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15:17, Yesterday - The Better Business Bureaus Rates Google As "Unsatisfactory"
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14:36, Yesterday - Rumor: Google To Buy Digg For $200 Million?
There are ways in which Digg is like YouTube: it's the "brand" in a competitive "social news" segment that also features Yahoo Buzz, AOL's Propeller, MySpace News, Reddit, Ask Big News and, by some counts, more than 80 others. Similarly YouTube was the "b
=> Rumor: Google To Buy Digg For $200 Million? , Full snippet.
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14:22, Yesterday - Share Your Expertise in Google's Knol
Knol is a new Google service created for sharing knowledge. The service has been announced in December 2007 and it's now publicly available.Knol has much more in common with Squidoo and HubPages than with Wikipedia. The service is centered around authors:
=> Share Your Expertise in Google's Knol, Full snippet.
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12:47, Yesterday - On-Site Geo-Targeting and Local Search Optimization
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12:31, Yesterday - Knol is open to everyone
A few months ago we announced that we were testing a new product called Knol. Knols are authoritative articles about specific topics, written by people who know about those subjects. Today, we're making Knol available to everyone.The web contains vast amo
=> Knol is open to everyone, Full snippet.
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11:37, Yesterday - Export the Feeds from a Google Reader Folder
Most feed readers let you import and export subscriptions using the OPML format. For Google Reader, you'll find this option in Settings > Import/Export.But what happens when you need to export the feeds from a single folder so you can share them with a
=> Export the Feeds from a Google Reader Folder, Full snippet.
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10:26, Yesterday - Premiership Football Clubs Draw Online Interest from Around the World, According to comScore
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09:25, Yesterday - The Unlikely Integration Between Google News and Digg
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05:29, Yesterday - Google Buying Digg for $200 Million?
Rumors are spreading all over the blogosphere that Google and Digg are talking acquisition again as Google will be buying Digg for $200 million and bringing it in under the Google News umbrella, as TechCrunch is reporting (no word if the two parties are h
=> Google Buying Digg for $200 Million?, Full snippet.
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00:28, Yesterday - Yahoo Q2 Revenues Flat, No Help For Shareholder Meeting
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00:14, Yesterday - SearchCap: The Day In Search, July 22, 2008
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00:07, Yesterday - Yahoo Q2 2008 Disappoints Wall St.
Yahoo Second Quarter 2008 Financial Results
• Revenues were $1,798 million for the second quarter of 2008, a 6 percent increase compared to $1,698 million for the same period of 2007.
• Marketing services revenues were $1,587 million for the second
=> Yahoo Q2 2008 Disappoints Wall St., Full snippet.