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Hollywood’s Ultraviolet Picks Up First Major Distributor: Amazon – ReelSEO Online Video News
Jan 13th
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Hollywood's Ultraviolet Picks Up First Major Distributor: Amazon
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Bing Adds Editors’ Picks to Search Results
Nov 17th
Bing has launched a new search feature that provides searchers a list of Editors’ Picks for the searched-for topic. The company is starting with 140 topics, ranging from “free E-books” to “Photo Editing.”
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Google News Brings Editor’s Picks To Home Page
Aug 4th
More than a year after the experiment began, Google News has brought Editor’s Picks to the home page of its US site– marking the first real human-curated content on what Google has proudly said was always a completely algorithmic way of presenting news. It could also be seen as…
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Google News Gets More Personal with Editors’ Picks
Aug 4th
Google announced another improvement to Google News called Editors’ Picks. The new section provides links to original news content from various publishers’ sites that have been listed on their respective sites. The sites providing the stories in y…
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Google Offers Picks Up The Dealmap
Aug 3rd
Google seems committed to making local deals work. Their recent acquisition of The Dealmap, a local deal mapping company, has the potential to expand both the reach and technology of Google Offers.
The Dealmap Acquisition
As with many company acquisitions, the news of the purchase came from the purchased company rather than from Google. The Dealmap posted a message on their home page letting users know that the company was now owned by Google. A blog entry gave an extended explanation, and declared excitement for the future.
“We believe Google provides the ideal platform to help us accelerate our growth and fulfill our mission,” stated The Dealmap’s official entry on the subject. “We’re passionate about helping people save money while having great local experiences, and in Google we’ve found the perfect partner that shares this passion, as well as our vision and strategy.”
Neither Google nor The Dealmap disclosed details of the deal. When contacted for a statement on the purchase, Google indicated only that they were “impressed with what The Dealmap team has accomplished,” and that “we think they can help us build even better products and services for consumers and merchants.”
The Benefits of the Buy
The Dealmap certainly brings mapping technology to the table, and better yet, the map being used behind The Dealmap’s product is none other than Google Maps. This easy integration should make Google Offers implementation of The Dealmap’s tech fairly easy. But the technology and the team behind it are only part of what Google gets out of the deal.
Despite only being 15 months old, The Dealmap has an impressive reach. Beyond the two million users who are registered with the service, The Dealmap has developed a partner network that reaches 85 millions users each month. This reach will be an excellent platform for Google to continue promoting its local deals service. Additionally, while Google Offers is currently only available in Portland, New York City, and the Bay Area, The Dealmap’s network may help Google more rapidly expand into new regions.
[Sources include: The Dealmap & ZDNet]
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Russian Search Engine Picks London To Float IPO
Dec 2nd
Yandex, the largest search engine in Russia has chosen London to launch their IPO early next year, Reuters reported. The offering should raise the internet firm in excess of 1 billion pounds ($1,56 billion).
Yandex has over 60% of the Russian search market – one of the few countries that is not dominated by Google which seems to have problems with the Cyrillic language.
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News Picks: More Instant Fallout, GoDaddy.com for Sale, Twitter/Facebook/LinkedIn All See Growth
Sep 13th
We report the top search marketing news daily here at the Search Engine Watch Blog. Here’s a look at more news and helpful advice from around the Web, sorted by category.
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News Picks: Google AdWords Trademark Case Victory, AOL Revenue Tumbling And More
Aug 5th
An overview of some of today’s search, ad, tech news
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