What would Sunday afternoon/evening be lately without more intrigue in the MicroHoo drama? Today was no exception as Redmond issued a cryptic statement that says it’s offering to join forces with or acquire some of Yahoo — potentially the search business — in a deal short of the total acquisition previously contemplated.
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In the past week, we covered Mother’s Day logos, Yahoo redirecting users to localized versions of their home page and Yahoo showing the location of an ad to searchers. Google is testing a green user interface on the search results and directory. SEOs are in deep fear of link penalties by competitors. Finally, Yahoo dropped the ambassador program. To win, tell me the most important topic from my video by commenting below at SERoundtable.com.
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Some Of The Topics Discussed:
- Mother’s Day ‘08 from Google, Yahoo, Dogpile, Ask.com & Search Industry
- UK Based Yahoo Users Redirected to Yahoo UK
- Yahoo Now Showing Geo-Location Under Search Ads
- Google Testing Green Backgrounds & Turns Directory Ads Green
- Most SEOs Believe Competitors Can Hurt Your Google Rankings
- Of Course Google Indexes Content About Vodka & Hard Liquor
- Yahoo Drops Search Marketing Ambassador Program
- Google Celebrates the Anniversary of the First Laser
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In the past week, we covered Mother’s Day logos, Yahoo redirecting users to localized versions of their home page and Yahoo showing the location of an ad to searchers. Google is testing a green user interface on the search results and directory. SEOs are in deep fear of link penalties by competitors. Finally, Yahoo dropped the ambassador program. To win, tell me the most important topic from my video by commenting below at SERoundtable.com.
To win, watch the video and comment at this post below with the correct answer. Make sure to subscribe to our video feed or subscribe directly on iTunes to be notified of these updates and download the video in the background. Here is the YouTube version of the feed:
For the original iTunes version, click here
Some Of The Topics Discussed:
- Mother’s Day ‘08 from Google, Yahoo, Dogpile, Ask.com & Search Industry
- UK Based Yahoo Users Redirected to Yahoo UK
- Yahoo Now Showing Geo-Location Under Search Ads
- Google Testing Green Backgrounds & Turns Directory Ads Green
- Most SEOs Believe Competitors Can Hurt Your Google Rankings
- Of Course Google Indexes Content About Vodka & Hard Liquor
- Yahoo Drops Search Marketing Ambassador Program
- Google Celebrates the Anniversary of the First Laser
Please do subscribe via iTunes or on your favorite RSS reader. Don’t forget to comment below with the right answer and good luck!
I may not be able to mail schwag outside of the United States.
I love Google’s special holiday logos, which typically honor unique individuals or special holidays. Today Google has a special logo recognizing the birthday of Bauhaus (”house of building”) founder Walter Gropius.
But it’s a weird tribute: In some respects, the logo can be seen as a rendition of the Googleplex headquarters in Mountain View. If you’ve been there, you’ll recognize the unique “V” that in real-life sports Google’s own logo. But in this rendition, the bottom stave of the “G” looks like it has been swept away and is lying feet-up in a broken heap at the bottom of the logo:

Most of Google’s holiday “doodle” logos have been created by Dennis Hwang, who many regard as Google’s more or or less “official” webmaster. Want to know more about Hwang? Check out his Wikipedia entry, or this more interesting CNN profile of Google’s official doodler.