Somewhere, just across the Mexican border, a small cabal of search gurus meet. They sit in a low lit, smoke filled room. The location is only known to the few, because membership of this club is exclusive. It is highly unlikely you will ever be asked to be a member. That’s just how it is. [...]

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Mar 19, 2009 at 3:01pm ET by Matt McGee Ask around and you probably won’t find many people who think the idea of “Internet everywhere” is a bad thing. Thanks to laptops and smart phones, wi-fi and 3G, we can work (or play) at airports, check email during cab rides, and compare prices online from [...]

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Philipp Lenssen’s The World According to Cuil blog post inspired me to take snapshots of how Cuil, the new search engine, matches up the names of our industry, to pictures. Danny Sullivan’s Wikipedia article, but showing a picture of Danny Sullivan the race car driver: Click to continue reading…

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Posted by randfish I’m not sure that each of these deserve their own seperate blog post, but they’ve been rolling around in my head long enough that at least some attention is probably warranted: Is NoFollow Really NoFollow? Danny Sullivan brought up at his SMX Madrid keynote that he felt the engines were probably already [...]

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As I reported last week, Yahoo SearchMonkey applications are now available to searchers. The Yahoo Search blog posted details last night, saying that searchers can now add SearchMonkey applications via either the gallery (which is in beta) or through promoted links from application developers or web sites. The gallery contains only 39 applications so far [...]

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