Yahoo’s crawler Slurp is moving into a new home. While the name will remain the same (in case you’re cloaking for it), the resolving ip address and dns information will change and resolve to crawl.yahoo.net.
According to Yahoo it’ll take several weeks for the complete implementation.
[via SEL]
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Many conspiracy theorists woke up this morning to an interesting phenomena. It seems as if MSN UK has been per-populating it’s search box all day long. It started with “The Apprentice BBC” and now shows “Euro 2008 Results.”
While many have been trying to guess how much the BBC paid MSN, I am tend to believe […]
Yahoo announced this week that their Yahoo Mail service is going to offer unlimited storage beginning May. Currently standard Yahoo Mail accounts offer 1GB and paid customers get 2GB.
After opening it’s beta service for the public and now offering unlimited storage to everyone there is not much benefits included with the paid package… Personally […]
SEL reported this week of the launch of 2 different engines:
1. ZipLocal is a rebranded Canadian local search engine featuring Ajax features and offers send to mobile, as well as the capacity to email listed businesses.
2. TimeSearch is a new history search engine
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A new flash game developed by ProNetAdvertising titled Search Engine Smackdown. In the game, the player gets to choose a player between Larry & Sergey of Google, Jerry & David of Yahoo and Bill & Paul of Microsoft and then answer fundamental questions about the different engines.
At the moment, the top result is 38 seconds […]
This morning, while on the road, I noticed a “unique” look to the Google homepage as it appeared on my Blackjack (mobile phone :D) and figured it was probably one of their UI tests.
As I got back in I noticed Barry’s post which confirmed the fact that Google had indeed launched their new “Google Mobile” […]
While Popuri.us may be just another PR/IBL/etc checker it is its interface which got me. With a slick AJAX implementation, Popuri.us is a tool to check at-a-glance the link popularity of any site based on its ranking (Google PageRank, Alexa Rank, Technorati etc.), social bookmarks (del.icio.us, etc), subscribers (Bloglines, etc) and more!
While a bit shaky […]
Google suggest has been criticized more than once on the results it shows. From “hate” related terms to software cracks many have wondered over the times if Google should intervene and dis-allow certain terms from appearing.
ServersCheck, a Belgian firm which manufactures network monitoring software decided to put Google suggest to a test and sued Google […]
This was posted over the weekend by the PPC Blog this time the options “Images“, “News“, “Groups“, “Books“, “Froogle” are aligned to the right in a light blue box.
Check out the full size screencap here.
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Google put an end over the weekend to the much hyped conversation about whether or not they are developing a cell phone. “We’re not doing a mobile phone,” said Alan Eustace, svp of engineering & research, and added “I’d like to find something that is broader, rather than do yet another mobile device.”
On the reasoning […]
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