In college, Thursday was always like “practice Friday.” Don’t you miss that?
- Google isn’t the only one trying to forestall government intervention in the latest big deal: Yang Goes to Washington for the same reason, though he has yet to meet with noted Google-deal-curmudgeon Rep. Barton.
- Nobody’s perfect. Good on Compete for admitting it and for recalculating their data, finding that Yahoo Traffic Better Than First Reported. I’m sure Yahoo’s happy to be at 18.6% now.
- Hakia announced in March that they’d license their semantic search for third parties; now they’re Hakia Launching Syndication Web Services, which sounds a lot like semantic search + RSS. (Actually, it sounds like a lot of BUZZWORDS, but whatever.) Oh, THIS is what it means: Hakia Announces Semantic API. Thanks, RWW.
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Keylogger Guy Says:
June 20th, 2008 at 5:00 am
Maybe Yahoo is stronger then we get used to see
Web Marketing Man Says:
June 20th, 2008 at 8:45 am
Yahoo’s figures are of academic interest if you operate in the South African marketplace like we do. Our analytics indicate maybe 2% of organic traffic coming from Yahoo, versus 95%+ from Google.