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September 28, 2005
Daily SearchCast, Sept. 28, 2005: Google Moving To NASA (Offices), Dropping Euro Commissions, Yahoo Preps Tools On Search Buzz, Releases Desktop Search From Beta, A Search Marketer On The Apprentice & More!
Today's search podcast covers Google expected to expand offices to the NASA Ames site, removing commissions for European advertisers and unifying logons, while Yahoo is prepping new tools to measure search buzz and releasing its desktop search tool. Plus, a search marketer on The Apprentice and more!
Tune-in by listening to this MP3 file, listening via WebmasterRadio at 11:30am Eastern and repeated at 2pm Eastern Tuesday through Friday, via our Odeo channel or through iTunes via this link (or use alternative iTunes instructions explained here). Below are links with more information about the stories that were discussed.
- Google
Going To NASA -- NASA Ames, That Is
- Google
Seeking Classified Ad Feeds
- Google
After Madison Avenue
- Google
Changing Agency Commission Payments In Europe
- Google
AdWords Logins Shifting To Google Accounts
- Better
Yahoo Tools Coming To Measure Search Buzz - And Watch Google, Too!
- Branding &
Search Panel Highlights
- BitTorrent
Looking To Work With Publishers
- Yahoo Paid
Inclusion Redirection & Hijacking Confusion
- Yahoo
Desktop Search Out Of Beta, Gets LiveWords Contextual Search
- Linking
Neighborhoods, Illustrated
- A Snapshot
of the Search Marketing Industry
- Delete
Those Emails With SEO Pitches!
- Search Marketer A Candidate On The Apprentice
Posted by Danny Sullivan on September 28, 2005 2:24 PM
