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Google AdSense for Search
Good timing Google! Adding search functionality to my site was on my To Do list for this month and Google has just announced a new AdSense for Search feature. It
Announcing: The Search Race
Our network blog AltSearchEngines has just launched a great new sub-site, called The Search Race. It is a brand new format for the monthly Top 100 Alternative Search Engines, starting
netsearchengine Launched - Network of Vertical Search Engines
http://netsearchengine.net announced today the launch of its new search engine. netsearchengine.net is a network of twenty vertical search engines - and users can suggest new sites or vote on
Search.io: Search More Sites, More Quickly
While the majority of our day-to-day searches are easily handled by our favorite search engine, there are always those intensive searches that have you jumping from site to site -
Hitwise: Google Continues to Grow Market Share, Financial Search Up Big, Health Search Growth Slowing
Web traffic analysts Hitwise released a report this morning claiming that Google's search market share has continued to grow and is now 65.1%, up 5% from November of last year.
Google Search in Gmail Gets Smarter
Back in April 2009, Google introduced Google Search, a little-known feature in Gmail labs that allows users to search Google without ever leaving the Gmail interface. Today, Google announced that
Google Search Options Come to Mobile
Back in May, when Google launched a spiffy new suite of search options at their Searchology event, users got a gambit of new tools for exploring different kinds of content
Tafiti - Microsoft Continues to Experiment With Visual Search
Tafiti is a new experimental search site from Microsoft. It has rich visualizations and aims to meet the needs of people doing research on the Web. Tafiti runs on the
Twitter Begins Rolling Out Search and Trends
Twitter appears to be in the process of rolling out its integrated search feature, with a search box and a trends button appearing on some user profiles today. While the
Hitwise: The Long Tail of Search is Much Longer Than Expected
According to a recent guest post on the Hitwise blog by Dustin Woodward, a Seattle-based SEO and web analytics specialist, the long tail of search might be even long than
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