Posted by Duncan Morris Last week Will blogged about what he called the World Series Spidering Problem where he looked at geo-delivery and when this crosses the line into cloaking. The short answer is that showing different content to UK based users would be seen as cloaking, as it would break the "golden rule" namely: [...]

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As the price of gasoline is speeds toward $5.00, it’s no surprise that tools helping consumers find less expensive gas are gaining visibility and popularity. Search Engine Journal and Google Maps Mania both have had nice roundups recently. Below, a look at some of the tools from them plus some additional ones and whether the [...]

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Below is what happened in search today, as reported onSearch Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: McCain Website GaffesI spotted an interesting story on Talking Points Memo about how John McCain had a menu item “Golf Gear” on his campaign website. My first thought was that this must [...]

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I spotted an interesting story on Talking Points Memo about how John McCain had a menu item “Golf Gear” on his campaign website. My first thought was that this must have been clever hacker trying to make McCain look like an elitist. But no, the McCain campaign earnestly thinks golf gear is that important to [...]

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Microsoft Live Search’s xRank feature got some attention when it launched as a way to track celebrities. But you might not realize the service also now tracks buzz about musicians, politicians and — yes — bloggers. Click to continue reading… More: continued here

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