Welcome to SEE What You're Missing, Search Engine Experts' monthly eNewsletter covering the world of search engine marketing, including search engine optimization and pay-per-click campaigns. This past month found two significant issues in the news: whether newspaper publishers should protect their sites and not allow them to be indexed by the search engines; and the roll out of real-time Twitter posts in the search results. We've included articles about each of these, and since it's the end of the year, a Top Ten list seemed to be in order: the Top Ten Most Influential People on the Web. We'd like to hear from you. If you have any questions about organic or paid search, please contact us. And if you decide that you do not want to receive our eNewsletter, use the link at the bottom of this issue to remove yourself from our mailing list. |
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Microsoft Unlikely To Fund Newspapers' Google Boycott
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The report that Bing was to have exclusive search-indexing rights to News Corp. content was discarded as Microsoft is unlikely to fund a boycott of Google.
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Google Lets News Publishers Restrict Free Views
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In the midst of rumors that Microsoft might pay News Corp. to take its
content off of Google, the Web-search giant announced Tuesday that it
is allowing publishers to restrict the number of times users can access
their content via Google.
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Could Murdoch's Battle With Google Save The Newspaper Industry?
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After a sustained campaign of verbal assaults and thinly veiled threats
spearheaded by the News Corporation boss Rupert Murdoch, the search engine
giant Google has offered an olive branch to the newspaper industry.
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Google Rolls Out Real Time Search
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Real time search is set to debut for Google this week and search engine
optimization (SEO) experts are eager to observe how the new feature
will affect search engines.
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Twitter Finally In The Money With Google Link
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Google's millions of users can see a scroll of updates, many from Twitter,
in their results pages when they do a search for a vast number of popular
queries.
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Top Ten Most Influential People On The Web
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This article looks
at the top ten most influential people of the decade. These men and
women might not all be household names, but all of them have had a huge
impact on how we use the web today.
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