Articles on search engines and search engine positioning September 2005

Here continues our list of online articles on search engines and search engine positioning Pandia has found interesting.

Go to Part 1: Recommended Search Engine Reading

See also:

• The latest articles (see right hand column of the search engine news page)
• Older articles on search engine positioning,
• Scientific papers on search engine development.
• Pandia's feature articles on search engine marketing

Google Sends Warning to Sites & Webmasters
Google tells webmasters how to behave (SEJ September 17 2005)

Yahoo Flap in China May Be Harbinger
The flap over Yahoo's involvement in the jailing of a Chinese journalist is likely to be the harbinger of a coming wave of ethical quandries for American technology companies who have rushed to grab a share of China's burgeoning market (New York Sun Septe

Some Say SEO Brings Higher ROI, Others Can't Tell
Search marketers are not comparing their return on investment for search engine optimization versus pay-per-click advertising (DMNews September 14 2005)

Yahoo Launches Test of E-Mail Upgrade
Yahoo! is testing a sleeker version of its free e-mail service (NCTimes September 14 2005)

Can Microsoft Out-Google Google?
Microsoft unveils a new strategy for transforming its Web properties into an open platform for developers (NetaNews September 9 2005)

Google Chief Internet Evangelist Vint Cerf, Father of ‘Net and Chair of ICANN
Google hires the “father of the Internet” to serve as their Chief Internet Evangelist (SEJ September 10 2005)

Who's afraid of the big bad Google?
Many in Silicon Valley have begun to describe the world's most popular search engine as 'the new Microsoft' -- but they don't mean it in a nice way (Electricnews.net September 9 2005)

Ask Jeeves Offers Smart Search Box with Hurricane Katrina Info
By Gary Price (SearchEngineWatch September 8 2005)

Car Buyers Trust Search
Consumers shopping for autos use search engines extensively (DMNews.com September 9 2005)

Ask Jeeves warms up search battle
Ask Jeeves launches new products and services in existing markets in North America and the UK and plans to expand to France, Spain and Germany (vunet.com September 7 2005)

Metasearch for locating missing persons in Karina aftermath
Lycos has launched a metasearch service that is designed to locate missing persons in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina.