Will the recent introduction of paid ads on Google News lead to legal issues for Google? That question is discussed today on ClickZ, where Sandra Baron of the Media Law Resource Center says publishers will be looking at what Google is doing:
“A significant issue for content providers is whether or not what Google provides becomes [...]

Yesterday, Google joined Twitter with a company account. We twittered a few search engine-related addresses as part of our post about that, but we wanted to do one that was a little more organized. So welcome to our big search engine Twitter list!
The list isn’t complete, nor will it ever be. But that’s how it [...]

In this week’s Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have, and more.
Sergey & Larry Pixelized:

Big week for Twitter & Search Engines:

Typo in a Yahoo Cake:

A Google ViewMaster:

Google’s Easter [...]

“So, how much should we spend in Search?”
Years ago, when I was a siloed search engine marketer, that answer was unequivocally: “As much as you can spend!”. Return on Investment was through the roof and paid search was setting the standard for transparent measurement. “You only pay when someone clicks and they have [...]

It has been almost three months since Google Blog Search began indexing full text of the page and, since then, there have been numerous complaints from searchers and webmasters.
The majority of the complaints are that Google Alerts are coming up for irrelevant or outdated blog results. In addition, many blogs are no [...]