Below is what happened in search today, as reported onSearch Engine Land and from other places across the web.
From Search Engine Land:

Keeping Visitors Engaged With Site Search B2B sites tend to be more difficult for visitors to find what they’re looking for. Perhaps it’s because things don’t always fit neatly into [...]

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Google has finally filled the CFO spot being vacated by George Reyes, the outgoing CFO who has been with the company since roughly 2002 (pre-IPO). The new CFO (and SVP) is Patrick Pichette, who was President of Operations at Bell Canada.
He will report directly to Google CEO Eric Schmidt. There are likely dramatic cultural [...]

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Rob Snell, likely the first search marketer to testify before the US Congress, has done his duty. He emailed me, “We ran over the alotted time by 15 minutes or so, but they let us keep talking.” So I guess Congress likes SEM, they really like it. Below, you can watch a video of his [...]

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Posted by rebecca
I was chatting with SEO Hack and Syzlak (the Statler and Waldorf of SEO) when the topic of movie websites came up. When movie studios have a new film coming out, they typically launch a separate, unique website for that film. I played devil’s advocate and asked Syzlak why don’t studios launch movies [...]

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By Alan Gray, NewsBlaze
After getting comfortable with creating a Google sitemap and seeing Google
gradually begin to index the URLs it contains, I moved on to do something else,
hoping the other 250,000 pages would be indexed soon.
Today, I logged in to Webmaster Tools and there was a stream of red
WARNING tags all over my sitemap report [...]

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