Linky Goodness, June 19

Thursday, June 19th, 2008 by Jordan McCollum

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.

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