ChunkIt is a toolbar that digs deep into the links found on web pages, extracting “chunks” of information from those pages, allowing you to quickly find relevant content without having to click through on the links yourself. Think of the process you already use when scanning search results, or long web pages that are rich [...]

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In this week’s Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the search engine companies, how they play, who they meet, where they speak, what toys they have, and more.Google San Francisco has an indoor slide:Yahoo Girl Coders!Lots of Yahoo Umbrellas: More: continued here

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Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.From Search Engine Land:Anonymizing Google’s Server Log Data — How’s It Going?Back in March 2007, Google promised to begin anonymizing log data to better protect user privacy. That kicked off a wave of [...] More: continued [...]

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Posted by Duncan Morris Earlier this year Rand did a Whiteboard Friday video talking about how to get an SEO job. A couple of years ago Rebecca covered the SEOmoz hiring process, with a full re-cap of how Jane became a ‘mozzer. What follows is my take on a similar topic, two years later, and [...]

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Google has added audio playback to some of its Google Knol articles; this page on Echocardiography is an example. Clicking on the “Listen” link in the upper right displays an audio player with surprisingly clear sound. Google Operating System recently pointed to more information on an Audio Knol help page:We are experimenting with Audio Playback [...]

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