Monthly Archives: July 2009

A deal between the #2 and #3 search engines was announced today. Microsoft and Yahoo! have agreed to a 10 year deal, hoping to compete with search giant, Google. Some of the details about of the deal are: Shortly after … Continue reading →

According to a post at the Marketing Pilgrim, Baidu is experiencing great success as a search engine in China. Baidu currently holds 64.5% of the Chinese market, up from 62.3%, according to Bernstein & Co. It will be very interesting … Continue reading →

How secure are your passwords? I know…its much easier to remember a password if it is simply the name of your first born or your favorite dog, but it is too easy to guess. This not only occurs for personal … Continue reading →

Online life after death is probably not something thought about by most people. Although, with the amount of information people are volunteering to put online these days, it certainly should be. I personally have several bills paid automatically online, shop … Continue reading →

I thought everyone should end their Friday with a chuckle.. Ok…well you probably only found this amusing if your are a search nerd or tech geek, but I thought it was worth sharing. Thank you to Adam Ostrow at Mashable.com … Continue reading →

People are always asking how search relates to social. Bing announced  that they are going to show actual tweets in search engine results. They are going to start off small, only showing tweets of about a few thousand Twitter users. … Continue reading →

I am sure at this point many people have already developed their own opinions of bing and how it compares to Google. But, how do bing and Google compare in terms of search? I how found many differences so far … Continue reading →

Which search engine do you use?  Raise your hand if you didn’t say Google.  I’d be surprised if more than 5% of you raised your hands.  Even with the default engine in Internet Explorer being Live, many people change it … Continue reading →