Oct 5

Google adds link to selected automatically translated search results in Non-English versions of the search engine.
Google [NSDQ:GOOG] has spent millions on its translation program. You may think this is mainly to compete with other online machine translation services like Yahoo’s Babelfish. It is actually much more.
The goal is to make web pages in most languages available for searchers, regardless of their own first language. Hence if you use the Norwegian version of Google over at google.no, the search results may include a link to translated versions of Non-Norwegian web sites. This way Google will gain some satisfied users and even more pages on which to place ads.
There are only some 5 million people who speak and write Norwegian, which means that there are a limited number of web sites available in that language. Including translated sites in search results will widen the amount of information available for Norwegians.
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Oct 5

Although the search engine news may be dominated by the big three (Google, Yahoo! and Bing), there is a lot of search engine innovation elsewhere as well.
Some of these alternative search engines are looking for beta testers.
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Oct 4

Here are some of this week’s essential search engine headlines:

Google Chrome OS Might Be Coming As Early As Next Month
Google might have chosen to debut its long-awaited Chrome OS as early as next month. (ISEdb Oct 2 2009)

Porn Spammers Targets Holocaust Terms in Google
A Google Web Search Help thread reports that Google has been the target of spammers who are trying to push their pornographic videos into Google. (SE Roundtable Sep 30 2009)

It’s Froogle, No It’s Google Products, No It’s Google Base, No It’s Google Merchant Center
The Google Merchant Center will replace Google Base for those who submit products through Google Base. (SE Roundtable Sep 30 2009)

Google Broadening Wave Access With GMail-Like Rollout
Google will widen access to its innovative communications platform Wave, offering 100,000 new invitations to use the service (SE Land Sep 29 2009)

Take That, Twitter: Google Hot Trends Integrated Into Google Search
Twitter and real time search continues [...]

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Oct 4

Last week we told you about how Google had added book search to their Search Options feature. This week they added more options.
The Search Options feature is a link added to Google’s [NSDQ:GOOG] search result pages. Click on the Search options link under the search form and Google will add a left hand column with additional services.
Bing and Yahoo have similar links in their left hand column. However, those left hand columns are part of the basic lay out. There is no need to click on a link to make it visible. It may be that Google do not want to confuse unskilled searchers unduly. We will unconfuse the service for you!
As you might remember from our original presentation of Search options, the column presents four sections with tools for refining your search. The first bullet point on each section is the default choice for a regular search.
Google has announced [...]

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