The Best Internet Marketing News for Wednesday
Wednesday, December 6th, 2006;
-- Andy Beal |
I’m finally in Chicago and don’t have a whole lot of time for blogging - which will give me the shakes by the end of the day!
Anyway, here’s what caught my attention today.
- Yahoo announces a major reorganization so that it can become more customer focused. Chief Operating Officer Dan Rosensweig and Yahoo Media Group chief Lloyd Braunare among those leaving.
- Search Engine Land has links to all the SES Chicago coverage.
- Google drives another nail in PayPal’s coffin with the announcement that they will process payments for free until the end of 2007!!
- ValueClick decides it too needs to get in on in-stream video advertising.
- Microsoft releases its own version of book search.
- Avenue A | Razorfish has released a study looking at how analytics can help search marketers.
- Neil Patel is also pissed that Elinor Mills took his comments about Digg and used them for evil.
- Danny Sullivan has announced the launch of Search Marketing Now (for webcasts) and will also have a new conference - Search Marketing Expo - in Seattle this June. Sign me up Danny!
- Brian Clark’s Copyblogger is named #1 in a Top 10 list of blogs for writers.
- Honestly, that’s not me getting sucked into the new Hatbait campaign, it’s just an unfortunate soul that looks like me.
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December 6th, 2006 at 11:10 am
First it’s drinks, next it’s hats…
I’ve already registered the domain CrapBait.com. I’ll be looking for you next conference Andy!
December 6th, 2006 at 1:49 pm
I think I’ll skip that one.
December 7th, 2006 at 6:46 pm
[...] Geez, talk about buying market share. If you have to go through this much to establish yourself in a market, there is no way it is worth it. Google shareholders need to demand to find out how much Google is losing on this, because it is becoming irresponsible at this point. (via Andy Beal) [...]