The Bush administration on Wednesday asked a federal judge to order Google to turn over a broad range of material from its closely guarded databases. The move is part of a government effort to revive an Internet child protection law struck down two years ago by the U.S. Supreme Court. The law was meant to…
It appears that the Association of Search Engine Spammers just made an offer to provide free links to any website that is part of the v7ndotcom elursrebmem contest The only rule is that you must put a paragraph of content and mention the phrase v7ndotcom elursrebmem in the text, then you are free to link…
Google Blogoscoped has an item about the latest with Google Analytics. The company is now saying that some people who previously submitted their email address will “shortly” receive invitations allowing them to register and use the service. Just how many invites are being sent out is not specified in this Google Analytics “status update”. However,…
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=liar This one appears to be on the same scale, if not larger than the Bush Google bomb ‘Failure’ http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=failure
Microsoft Corp. has shut down the Internet journal of a Chinese blogger that discussed politically sensitive issues including a recent strike at a Beijing newspaper. The action came amid criticism by free-speech activists of foreign technology companies that help the communist government enforce censorship or silence dissent in order to be allowed into China’s market.
The entire planet is wondering what is going on.. is Google going to announce an OS? Is going to announce a cheap PC without windows? Is Google going to announce some earth shattering event…. or is Google going to announce another Google Dance 🙂 Honestly we do want to know, We know Bill Gates wants…
It appears that something is happening on several data centers as of tonight (Jan 4 2005) Now does this mean that Google Manually removed the results, or is it a shift in movement in terms of link popularity or commonly known as the Google Bomb.
Microsoft comes out swinging When Microsoft lost its yearlong battle to replace Google as the provider of advertisements on Time Warner Inc.’s AOL Search last month, one analyst described the defeat as “the death knell” for MSN, Microsoft’s Internet service. Within days, speculation was rampant that Microsoft, determined to keep itself in the game, had…
We have had industry rumors regarding this for some time, but it now appears that it’s official, Google is Launching it’s own OS This should catch Microsoft’s attention.
We just wanted to inform the world that we love Gurtie. Based upon her recent insight into the Quatrains of Nostradamus, she has successfully interterpeted the coming armageddon of the Search Engine Optimization Industry. We have confirmed with the researchers at the Nostradamus Mabus Project and they have validated her research.
I was just reading a post on Aaron Wall’s Blog regarding Media Bias … We know it exits, in fact we even are running an SEO test on the website Reporting Wars / Media Bias for Search Guild, for more information on that you should read the Search Guild Thread It’s our understanding that it…
Is MSN going to Buy Yahoo? Industry rumors have pointed that is very possible. With MSN’s sagging market share, Microsoft can no longer bet that Vista will be the saving grace by doing the same thing that Microsoft did to Netscape, by making MSN search the core of the new OS. MSN’s best bet would…
It appears that Google banned a company for improving their algo. Full Story We have not had a chance to look at their improvements on the algo, however it appears (based upon some of the interviews we had with people that have tested it, noted a dramatic improvement.
It appears that all Google sitemaps must be re-verified…
Brett Tabke resorts to using his Robots.txt as a blog. http://www.webmasterworld.com/robots.txt
MSN can and will survive with or without AOL, because MSN has Microsoft’s deep pockets. But let’s face it, MSN is a distant third in the Search Wars, With Google taking 1/2 by itself, Yahoo taking 30% leaving MSN with roughly 10% Marketshare and AOL with 5% (powered by Google)… the little fractions remaining are…