New Media + IT

On the Live search blog, the Live team has just posted the list of top searches in Live Search in 2006.
Don't know if you can make anything out of that list or not. Sure would help to see how many times the different queries had been searched for.

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[ categorized as: Microsoft, Search ]

Why is Danish newspaper Politiken keeping all search bots from indexing its site?
I've done a post in Danish on this on my ByteMe-blog, but figured I might as well just post one here.
The thing is, I've discovered that Politiken has a robots.txt file, that makes sure, that no search engine bots index anything.
This is strange, [...]

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[ categorized as: Advertising, Google, News sites ]

This weekend I bought a folder about how to search on Google, called "Google for alle" (Danish for "Google for all").
Instead of listing some of the points in the book, which I find quite good actually, I decided to post the link to the site, that the book is inspired by.
According to the writer, Erik [...]

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[ categorized as: Google, Guides ]

As the various search engines get used more and more, it becomes more and more important to adopt a logic link structure. Both so the user can get a fairly good taste of what the side has to offer, and to make it easier to use.
The ideal way, in my opinion, to use URLs are [...]

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[ categorized as: CMS, News sites ]