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Saturday, August 23rd, 2008
Yahoo!! Search Blog announced some new interface with more dynamic features.
The new design boosts a new Site Summary page providing interesting statistics for sites that have been authenticated with Yahoo!! Site Explorer and have some more advanced features including but not limited to:
- Site URL.
- Number of known pages.
- Number of crawled pages.
- Number of host on this domain.
- Number of inlinks.
- Number of inlink domains.
- Number of outlinks.
- Number of outlink domains.
Dynamic URL Rewriting rules has been increased from 3 to 10.
Here’s an image of the new interface as well:
More features can be seen at: https://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/new/
Yahoo Site Explorer
Reported by: Barry and Tamar.
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Tuesday, August 19th, 2008
Yahoo Buzz, is now open to all publishers. Yahoo announced that any Yahoo user can now “buzz up” any content from any publisher on the Web.
Yahoo buzz, was launched in feb this year but was limited to 100 publishers as beta testing was going on, Later they accepted few more publishers. According to Yahoo!! they have about 5Million users participated at Yahoo!! Buzz, Now anyuser can submitt content from net at Yahoo Buzz.
If you are a publisher then you can get your button from here and If you want to submitt content then you can do that from here.
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Wednesday, August 13th, 2008
Barry found this reported at Reuters, Google and Yahoo!! have disclosed parts of their ad pact. The details, which were filed with SEC, “take the unusual step of disclosing the contract governing the partnership, but leave out any financial terms, such as the revenue split on their deal.”
The article states that a number of people are upset by the possible partnership, especially since this will give the Google empire control of 90% of the search market. However, the article later states that Google and Yahoo wants to emphasize that this is a non-exclusive agreement “in which Yahoo is effectively contracting with Google to sell ads alongside a portion of its search results.” This positions Yahoo to focus on its stronger suits.
Forum discussion continues at WebmasterWorld, Source: SERoundtable
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Saturday, August 9th, 2008
Yahoo!! Will be allowing its users to customize advertising on its website by the end of August, providing its users with the ability to control their privacy online following a congressional probe into potential privacy problems stemming from companies that tailor Internet advertising to consumers’ Web surfing.
Web sites like Yahoo and Google track users’ searches on their own Web sites to produce relevant ads. More recently, some cable Internet providers have experimented with a Web advertising service that tracks people’s activity on multiple Web sites. That service was the subject of a recent committee hearing.
Yahoo’s new opt-out capability will be available by the end of August and expands the company’s existing opt-out program for customized advertising on third-party networks.
Source: CNN
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