Barry Schwartz Search News Roundup: July 5, 2006

Yesterday was a lot of driving for me. Went to two different weddings, on both sides of lower NY. I also got myself a a pair of those awesome Bose Noise Cancelling Earphones, something that will help me for all those conferences and trips I take on planes. Looking forward to testing them out Sunday, for when I fly to Miami for the SES Latino show to cover it. Ok, on to search topics for today. Search Engine Roundtable Topics:

1. Google AdSense Ad Asks To Be Clicked - interesting find, just shows you...
2. Google Fixes Google News in New Zealand - they are listening...
3. Poor Rankings? Sue Google! KindertStart Case To Possibly Go To Court - amazing!
4. When Spam Reports Fail at Google or Yahoo, MSN & Ask.com - nice ideas
5. Stealing Content Direct From Source; Beware - there are some folks you just don't want to mess with.
6. Google Reveals Spam Scores Accidently? - very interesting. :)

Search Engine Watch Topics:

1. Google Warns U.S. Legislators On Anti-Trust Complaints Over Net Neutrality - honestly, this stuff bores me.
2. Google To Launch Book Search Service In China - seems not like Google to make money this way.
3. Yahoo Launches New Home Page Design In UK & Ireland - i like it
4. SEOMoz's Keyword Difficulty Tool - more to come
5. Google's Spam Score Details Shown? - yea, posted above
6. Microsoft Running Out Of Room In Redmond - too fat?
7. Interactive Review Of SEOBook's SEO Firefox Extension - take way too long to do this uploads
8. Report: Advertisers Lost $800 Million To Click Fraud Last Year - says advertisers without any real metrics!

That is a wrap!