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2006 August

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Google UK Unique Indexing Issues?

What makes Google UK different from that of the Google here in the US? Apparently, its indexing…

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APIlitAx 1.0.1 Released: AJAX GUI for AdWords

Speaking as an AdWords kind of guy, this is a great thing indeed! Ajax can bring so much to an endeavor, so adding it to AdWords is not all that surprising.

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Microsoft to Provide and Sell Ads on Facebook, the Web Site

This is a great deal for the folks over at Microsoft. Seriously, I mean is there any real question that allowing this ad deal to go through would be great for both companies?

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Researchers Yearn to Use AOL Logs, but They Hesitate

AOL has a craptastic record in general, so the fact that researchers are less than excited about wanting to use their search logs should come as no surprise.

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Seek (on the Web) and the advertisers shall find you

So does Yahoo’s latest actions (among that of others) mean that they are crossing the line in their efforts to generate revenue. Or instead, would it be better to allow them to discover what works best for them as they companies like this remain unchecked?

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Google demotes Froogle, trumpets video

Apparently Google is trying to position their video service into the mainstream spotlight as they toss the much more valued Froogle into the back seat.

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Google’s new service: click and clip

Google is getting into the coupon business, even if many of us are growing a little leery of this move.

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Google launches free Wi-Fi network

From search engine to everything engine, Google is now running as a WiFi service, too!

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Google Gets Back into MySpace

Serving as a search engine for MySpace is not small deal, let me tell you.

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AOL Leaked Search Queries

AOL does it again with leaked search engine queries. No rest of the unfortunate I suppose…

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Google’s Blogger unblocked (again) in China

Blogger has been unchained in China recently. Still, there are still a number of problems that remain in question.

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Report: Google to Invest an Additional $1B in India

Google is tossing a full billion into the country of India. While some question the timeliness of the event, others feel that it could be money well spent.

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What bloggers say about your company

Where once Blog PR was nonexistent, today it borders critical. However most PR firms are clueless to this fact and frankly are not up to the task of helping this area. So what is your business to do? Contact Attentio.

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Yahoo releases search-engine builder tool

What is Yahoo really up to and will it really affect any of us in the literal sense.

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Google crushes the competition again

OK, so perhaps in some way this may not seem like “news”. Regardless. I think it is worth mentioning that Google remains at the top of the search engine mountain even after all of the work put into competing from Microsoft.

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Web Service Software Factory

This collection of web-based tools looks pretty promising, but will it be able to offer up any sort of success?

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No SEO Without SEM, And Vice Versa

It’s really not all that shocking that you cannot have SEO without SEM. Still, you would be blown away at how many people don’t realize this.

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UC May Join Google’s Library Project

This is a pretty big deal, folks. Seriously, the idea of the UC joining Google’s Library Project is a pretty big deal. As to whether or not it will actually happen or not, well, you’ll have to read below for more info on that.

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Power Searching For Anyone

Power searching can be confusing to the newbie and this following piece is a good place to start with regard to making it happen for you.

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Search Engine Math

Is there such a thing as search engine math? You bet and this piece below does a nice job at explaining how this goes down.