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Is Google’s Social Search as creepy as Halloween? That’s one of the topics found in this week’s search engine news. You will get our response on Tuesday. Meanwhile, you may like to take a look at these stories:

Google adds links to online music and plans opening an ebooks store.

The concept of network neutrality is that all internet content should be treated equally. This means that the content is treated and transmitted in the same way regardless of who uploaded it, who is downloading it, or what type of data it is. Advocates see network neutrality as the fundamental right of all users to have equal access to the internet, having control of what content they view and the tools that they use to view that content.

Internet service providers (ISPs) act as a gateway, giving users access to the internet for everything they use it for (emailing, VoIP phone calls, web browsing, file sharing). However, there are fears that ISPs are acting as gatekeepers and are filtering internet content, breaching the fundamental principle of network neutrality.

If you spend a lot of time online doing research, pursuing your hobbies or otherwise finding and retrieving information, you could find yourself visiting a lot of search engines and tending to a large number of accounts like RSS readers and bookmarking tools. 43 Marks is a new service that offers web search, bookmarking and [...]

Twitter adds the possibility of organizing feeds into topic lists. Pandia tests the feature.

Pandia has all the search engine news you can handle, and then some. Here’s what happened this week.

There is a huge and growing number of cooking sites available along with recipe search engines and sites for sharing recipes. Enter RecipeBridge.com, a vertical search engine for recipes.

British company offers online training in search engine marketing and social media.