Dear Reader,
Yesterday a brand new search engine saw daylight. Cuil has a fresh GUI and a new type of search listing. Because of being used to how search engines show results at present, it might be a challenge for new users to get to know this search engine’s way. But so far I think the [...]
Filed under: Search Engines | Tagged: Cuil, google, search, Search Engines | Leave a Comment »
Dear Reader,
TechCrunch has released news about Google looking to buy Digg for $200 million. There had been rumours on this already in March this year. Interestingly Google has been experimenting with Digg-like features in their search lately.
Filed under: Search Engines, Web 2.0 | Tagged: acquisition, Digg, google, search | 1 Comment »
Dear Reader,
After launching the new Live Cashback feature on Live search, Microsoft has regained its previously lost share in the search engine market. Live Cashback, as Techcrunch put it, goes straight for Google’s throat by moving from CPC (cost-per-click) to CPA (cost-per-action), meaning that a lot of the revenue is given back to users! As [...]
Filed under: SEO / SEM, Search Engines | Tagged: Cashback, cost-per-action, cost-per-click, CPA, CPC, google, live, Microsoft, search | 1 Comment »
