Real Time Search – The Twitter Model

Think back, way back.  Remember when Alta Vista was senonomous with search?  How time flies.  Google came along and re-defined what search means and the rest is history, or is ...

Search Engines Agree on Canonical Tag

An agreement was struck yesterday by the three main search engines (Google, Yahoo and MSN) on the adoption of a new tag to tackle canonicalisation in the SERPs. dtsv.dtse_post_269_permalink ...

Google Search Wiki

On Thursday, Google officially launched its much anticipated “Search Wiki” application found within its personalised Google search accounts.  This move was hardly a surprise especially as Google’s ...

New Engines on the Search Block

Over the past few months, two new search engines have been creeping their way into the limelight;  Cuil and Wikia Search. Quil (pron: Cool) was started by ex-Google engineers who now ...

News Flash – Adobe’s Product More Search Friendly

Adobe recently announced it is has developed its Flash technology to enable search engine spiders to read the content within it. In the past, search engines like Google were able to ...

MSN Abandons Yahoo Bid

After a few months of wrangling, MSN has now officially abandoned its efforts in bidding for Yahoo. Yahoo shareholders are now bracing themselves for a share slump as a direct result ...

Barbarians at Yahoo’s “Gates”

Unless your head’s been in the sand for the past week, you’ve probably heard by now that Microsoft has made an unsolicited offer to buy out Yahoo for $45 Billion.  You’ve ...

MSN to Buy FAST Enterprise Search

MSN has announced that it will buy the FAST “Enterprise” Search engine for $1.2 dollars.  Fast is a Norwegian enterprise search company focusing on providing tailored ...

Google’s Universal Search Extends to Blogs

Back in June I posted about SEO for Universal Search and how the future of search results will, in some form or another include images, videos, maps, news, books and now blog posts!  ...

ASK Launches the Ask Eraser Privacy Tool

In response to Google’s promise to only keep search records for 12-18 months, asked has announced that it will allow its users to completely erase their search activity from ...
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