Oct 29

Twitter has taken a lot of heat for being a vehicle of mindless, narcissistic chatter. Sure. Twitter is that, but it’s so much more. You just need to know how to find the good stuff.

Election 2008
Courtesy of Twitter, you can follow hot topics concerning the US election to keep up to date on this race that concerns us all whether we like it of not.
You see the latest updates from the official campaign Twitter accounts of both candidates and a live stream of all the public tweets mentioning Obama/Biden or McCain/Palin. It’s like a live and personal poll and at times it’s very interesting.
Several third party developers are also making tools to take advantage of all the information that is available on Twitter or to present it in innovative ways. Here are 5 fun things to do with Twitter — some of them are even quite useful.

TwitPic
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Oct 28

A new version of RSS2HTML is available. The RSS2HTML release notes detail the updates.
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Oct 27

The world is heading into a global recession. Will search companies like Google and Yahoo! come out as winners or losers?
Yahoo! announced that it would lay off 10 percent of its workforce this week. Is the search engine industry feeling the recession already?
There might be optimists out there that continue to believe that a global economic downturn can be avoided, but we do not belong to them.
When confidence in the market evaporates and people fear for their jobs, they will cut spending. Weakening sales will push more companies into the abyss, leading to more unemployment, less spending and so on and so forth. In short: There are tough times ahead.
Not all companies suffer during downturns. People still need basic goods like food. Department stores offering cheap clothing may thrive during a recession. The question is: Where are search companies like Google and Yahoo! positioned in this spectrum?
People will [...]

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Oct 26

We follow the search engine web for you. Here are the latest headlines from the worlds of online research and search engine marketing.

Third Google Webmaster Chat Questions and Answers!
A lot of useful webmaster info from Google staff (Page Traffic Oct 23 2008)

Blog Search Engines : The Complete Overview
The most helpful and unique blog search engines (SE Journal Oct 24 2008)

Google Analytics Add 6 Enterprise-Friendly Features!
Advanced Segmentation, Custom Reports, a data export API, reporting for AdSense publishers, multi-dimensional data visualizations, and an updated interface. (PageTraffic Oct 23 2008)

Google’s Geolocation API Comes to the Browser
If the browser can detect wifi locations and/or cell towers, Google will know where you are (SE Roundtable Oct 24 2008)

How to Link to a YouTube Video So It Starts at a Specific Time
Google Blogoscoped Oct 26 2008.

The Future of Web 3.0 According to Yahoo!
On the consumer release of Yahoo! Open Strategy (Y!OS) (ReadWriteWeb Oct 18 2008)

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Oct 26

If you are into search engine marketing, you should definitely consider taking part in this years Las Vegeas PubCon.
As our old readers might now, the term Pub Conference was coined by Pandia when some eager activists from the Webmaster World discussion forum invited SEM enthusiasts to a pub in London in 2001.
Since then PubCon has turned into something much bigger and more conference like.
The next WebmasterWorld’s Search & Internet Marketing Conference (PubCon) will be held Nov 11-14 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Among the many topics covered, you will find organic SEO, pay per click advertising, social web marketing, affiliate strategies, video search engine optimization, keyword research, local and mobile search, brand management, webhosting, link building and much more.
However, keep in mind that the most important part of being at a place like this is to build a network of contacts and get access to [...]

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Oct 26

Quintura Site Search is a hosted site search, analytics and monetization solution for online content publishers. It provides visual-based search and navigation for site visitors. Among the users of this technology are the websites of the US magazines Maxim and Hilary as well as Russian Newsweek and Cosmopolitan in Russia.
AltSearchEngines.com also uses Quintura Site Search. According to site statistics, the search volume increased by 70% after embedding the Quintura search cloud widget.
The launch of Quintura Site Search into the U.S. market on October 21 comes after the technology was awarded a U.S. patent. Quintura also raised new funding from Mangrove Capital Partners last month to scale the site search business.
The technology of Quintura Site Search is based on neural network techniques that are meant to improve the contextual accuracy and relevance of search results. So far, more than 1,000 publishers have registered to use the site search solution, reaching an [...]

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Oct 21

Are you having a hard time finding what you are searching for online? Or maybe you teach web search techniques to students, colleagues, friends or family and need a tutorial or guide to web search? Here are some easy ways to teach web search.
Pandia started out, way back in 1998, as a guide to web search. From time to time we like to go back to our roots and provide information about web search strategies and how to search the web.
The Pandia Goalgetter Web search tutorial
The Pandia Goalgetter tutorial is a real classic. In fact it’s part of the curriculum at a number of colleges and universities.
This tutorial is a short and easy guide to Web searching, search engines and directories. This little crash course will teach you how to explore the Net more efficiently. In addition to describing how to build a good search query, it also gives [...]

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Oct 20

JISC has published a free online tutorial called Internet for Image Searching. The tutorial is designed to help staff and students in universities and colleges to find digital images for their learning and teaching.
It is bound to be useful for others as well — anyone who is in need of high quality copyright cleared images.
JISC (Joint Information Systems Committee) is a British independent advisory body that works with further and higher education by providing strategic guidance, advice and opportunities use to use ICT to support learning, teaching, research and administration.
The tutorial aims at facilitating quick, hassle-free access to a vast range of online photographs and other visual resources, all copyright cleared and available for free.
It contains links, FAQs and how-to’s for students, teachers, researchers and administrators on:

the pros and cons of using search engines to find images,
financial and legal implications of using digital images,
some key online image sites [...]

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Oct 18

On Friday the economic crime unit of the Norwegian police raided the headquarters of Microsoft-owned Fast Search and Transfer in Oslo.
According to Dagens Næringsliv Fast has entered 90 million NOK into the accounts for an Australian deal that never existed.
Økokrim (the Norwegian National Authority for Investigation and Prosecution of Economic and Environmental Crime) has now confiscated several thousand documents in order to find out who knew about this so-called Telstra-deal.

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Fast signed a memorandum of understanding with Australian Testra on December 21 2006, but this MoU was never turned into a proper sales agreement.
The theory is that Fast inflated its accounts, and thus made company look more profitable than it was, by including deals like this one. More than 100 million NOK worth of contracts were not real. At the same time as some 30 million NOK was apparently paid out to Fast directors as [...]

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Oct 18

Accenture, Fast Search and Transfer and Microsoft establish a think tank for search engine technology development in Oslo.
Search technology trend surveillance
We recently heard one Google representative talk about Google’s biggest worry. It was not innovation from competitors like Yahoo! or Microsoft, mind you, but the possibility that there were other young geeks out there, working in a garage, preparing the next great leap in search engine innovation.
Which is why, the representative said — tongue in cheek — that Google tried to buy all new innovative search engine start ups in Silicon Valley.
Radical innovation is by its very nature an unpredictable process, and search engine companies need to have their ears to the ground in order not to identify the best talent. Google has, for instance, its own programming contests.
The Fast Innovation Center
Fast Search and Transfer has now established its own innovation center together with Accenture and the Accenture/Microsoft owned company [...]

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