Category: The search engine industry

Google Streamlining: Say Goodbye to the Google Directory and Labs!

Larry Page, co-founder and new CEO of Google, has started streamlining the company, removing some of its less known offerings. Today saw the end of the Google Directory and the announcement of the closure of Google Labs.

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Posted on Thursday 21 July 2011
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The Landscape of Enterprise Search

Pandia will soon publish The Landscape of Enterprise Search, and ebook giving up to date advice on the enterprise search scene.

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Google +1, what is it really?

This week Google launched +1, a kind of Facebook “Like” button that lets you give kudos to a site or web page you like.

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Posted on Sunday 3 April 2011
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Google and the JC Penney link scandal

Another big company is caught spamming the Google search engine – and is punished for it.

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Posted on Sunday 13 March 2011
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Google renews itself – again

This week we have seen a large number of newspaper and website headlines telling the world that Google has renewed itself again.

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Posted on Sunday 27 February 2011
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Pandia Search Engine News Wrap-up Feb 20

Here are this week’s main search engine news headlines from all over the Web.

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Posted on Sunday 20 February 2011
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Pandia Search Engine News Wrap-up February 13

The latest search engine news from Pandia.

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How Facebook, Twitter and Google helped bring down Mubarak

The true story about the fall of the Egyptian dictator Mubarak is getting out. It turns out Facebook, Twitter and Google were extremely important contributors to the fall of the old regime.

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Posted on Saturday 12 February 2011
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