by denis | Jul 12, 2007 | Search
According to a thread at the Search Engine Watch forums it is possible to get back into Yahoo Search after being banned by paying for reinclusion using Yahoo Search Submit. This news was released by a forum participant who noted that after being banned by Yahoo Search...
by denis | Jun 22, 2007 | Search
The big search engines are spending money like crazy these days. From the many new multi-billion dollar acquisitions taking place over the past several months, to the second $600 Million data centers under construction by Google. Microsoft is also expanding further...
by denis | Jun 22, 2007 | Search
The spring of 2009 will see the grand opening of a new $600 million data center for Google in Council Bluffs Iowa. News was announced yesterday by Gov. Chet Culver and Google in Council Bluffs. This announcement comes just 6 weeks after an announcement for a $600...
by denis | Jun 22, 2007 | Search
According to the Globe and Mail, Microsoft has taken a step back and will now allow for third party search applications to be used in the new Windows Vista operating system. Microsoft’s decision came a week before a government review of Microsoft’s 2002 antitrust...
by denis | Jun 19, 2007 | Search
Today Google announced that YouTube is being launched in 9 new countries in their own native languages. The countries are the UK, France, Italy, Japan, Poland, Ireland, Netherlands, and Brazil. At the moment the roll out will provide each site with localized...
by denis | Jun 5, 2007 | Search
The new quality based pricing system being rolled out by Yahoo will allow advertisers to enjoy reduced click charges based on ad relevance and quality. Yahoo announced in a mass mail out yesterday the launch of Quality Based Pricing. Discounts will be automatically...
