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Google removes malware sites from search results
Google removes approximately 40,000 malware sites from its search results. Good news for the average web user.
Google experiments with Digg-style voting on search results
Google tests voting in Google Labs. How will this impact on search engine rankings in the future?
‘I’m feeling lucky’ button costs Google $110m a year
Are you feeling lucky punk? Google takes the hit with its random lottery button.
Google’s search market share increases
Google increases its market share in the US. As the search engine giant increases its grip on search engine marketing, what can Yahoo, MSN and the remaining competition do?
Small businesses not investing in search
An interesting survey finds that business in the UK are reluctant to invest in search engine marketing, despite the fact that 76% of those that do see positive results on sales.
Two years of Google’s analytics tool
As Google Analytics celebrates its second birthday, Google’s European Head of Web Analytics Brian Clifton answers questions and looks at the future of web analytics.
Best deal on Xbox 360
How to build an enormous amount of links in a couple of days. The real secret to link building for online retailers. Buy an Xbox 360 package deal for just £33.
True Knowledge unveils its natural language search engine
True Knowledge launches natural language search engine to fanfares of ‘radical new approach to search engine technology’
Search engines vital for brand building and driving offline sales
How search engines are becoming increasingly important for offline consumer purchases. Search engines reach out far beyond their SERPs.
Yahoo launches new search features in the UK
Yahoo launches Search Assist in the UK to provide consumers with relevant information as well as a great user experience.
US web users experience ‘search engine fatigue’
US web users regularly experience ‘search engine fatigue’, according to a poll carried out by Kelton Research and commissioned by AutoByTel.