Newsletter Archive: 2006 Gas Searches On The Rise As oil companies bank record profits, refinery construction remains idle, and the pipe dream of hydrogen fuel for autos offers the prospect of shifting energy control from oil companies controlling gas to oil companies owning mining companies that control the hydrogen supply, more people are turning to the web for gas price information... Date: 2006-04-28 Searching For Understanding Unique to history, people have built machines that understand people. Search companies, however, who build those machines find themselves wracked with misunderstandings daily... Date: 2006-04-27 Fear And Loathing In Googlemania There's not a whole lot of earth-shattering news in the world of search today, but there are several small tremors: Google sticks it to IE, but wimps out in China; and Googleholics come to grips with their addiction... Date: 2006-04-26 Matt Cutts On Toolbar Data At last week's WebmasterWorld Pubcon conference in Boston, I had the opportunity to talk to Matt Cutts from Google a few times and when I posted my recollection of comments about Google and user or toolbar data for rankings he wanted to clarify. Date: 2006-04-24 SEMLogic Means No More Search Secrets During a compelling presentation of Fortune Interactive's SEMLogic demo, I realized a greater implication of the service than accurate search marketing - Mike Marshall and his team have managed to duplicate search engine functionality. Date: 2006-04-21 Yahoo Ambling Along With Paid Search The company confirmed its intent to roll out new technology to improve the relevance of its paid search advertising at a deliberate pace. Date: 2006-04-20 Google Extends OneBox To Enterprises A new version of the Google Search Appliance includes the company's OneBox functionality, which returns particular information requests atop the search results. Date: 2006-04-19 Google Travel Rumor On The Road Google is still advertising for vertical market account executives and strategists in Chicago, but the travel position has triggered the "Google enters travel sector" talk. Date: 2006-04-18 Podcasting And SEO About a month ago, Grant Crowell of Grantastic Designs posted an article at Search Engine Watch on SEO for podcasts, which pointed out how straightforward it would be. Date: 2006-04-17 Intel, Baidu Join Forces On Search Intel China and the Baidu search engine plan to work closely together to develop search and other web-based applications for Chinese users. Date: 2006-04-14 Lost In Speculation: Can Google Beat AT&T? Imagining Google's next move has the same dreamy qualities of buying a lottery ticket - a mountain of cash pulls the heavens closer and the term "extravagance" loses its meaning. In short, it's fun to imagine the possibilities, even if a dream, of what Google can achieve. Date: 2006-04-13 Search Is Academic To Windows Live Microsoft announced the beta release of its Windows Live Academic Search service in seven countries, and focused the search service on conducting research across a spectrum of academic journals. Date: 2006-04-12 Is Google Forsaking The Webmaster? Google may be tired of Webmasters taking advantage of its sensitive algorithms through link abuse and repeated keyword digs. With no one else to turn to, the engine that launched a million splogs, might turn its back on Webmasters, trusting visitors and Web directories with less scarlet reputations instead. Date: 2006-04-11 Google Goes Extract Hunting With Orion A student from Israel developed an advanced search algorithm, and his work landed him a job with Google and a windfall for the University of New South Wales. Date: 2006-04-10 Is Google No.1 Forever? Google is without a doubt the world's number one search engine. According to the research firm Neilsen/NetRatings, Google's share of the global search market in February 2006 was 48.5%, more than double the 22.5% share its nearest rival Yahoo saw. Date: 2006-04-07 Google Sitemaps Wants Your URLs Vanessa Fox, a technical director for Google's Sitemaps product, thinks you should be using Sitemaps with your site today. Here's why. Date: 2006-04-06 Google Mashes Up Real Estate Hunting down "homes for sale" through a typical Google search returns extra search boxes for location and listing type; using those search boxes brings up a mashup of Google Base and Maps with listings for available properties. Date: 2006-04-05 White Paper: Precision Internet Marketing Boost your Company's Internet Marketing Capabilities with a Successful Search Engine Marketing & Optimization Campaign. Date: 2006-04-04 Google Seduces Users With Romance The latest product debut from Google will utilize Contextual Dating Technology to help people find a contextually suitable soulmate. Date: 2006-04-03 2005 Archive

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