Thursday, December 16, 2004
Recently when i was browsing through the webmasterworld.com thread I came across the thread where the integration of search in MSN messenger was discussed, This thread completely went in a wrong direction and turned into a google bashing thread, It is so weird to see the number of webmasters who hate google these days, Are they just webmasters or SEOs, I feel most of them are professional search engine optimizers frustrated on seeing their new sites and new links sandboxed and many of their quality optimized sites not ranking,
This seem to be a common hatred amoung SEOs these days towards google, I personally use google for all my needs and am happy with what google does for me,
Check that thread here,
www.webmasterworld.com/forum97/278-2-10.htm
Is it right that SEOs hate google, Is this what google want to achieve from their new mission of sandboxing sites, Please feel free to comment on this,
This seem to be a common hatred amoung SEOs these days towards google, I personally use google for all my needs and am happy with what google does for me,
Check that thread here,
www.webmasterworld.com/forum97/278-2-10.htm
Is it right that SEOs hate google, Is this what google want to achieve from their new mission of sandboxing sites, Please feel free to comment on this,
Yahoo Launches Video Search, yahoo search now introduces a new feature which enables people to search for videos
Yahoo has launched the new yahoo video search, where people can search for videos, This is what they say in their blog on how to make a video enter the yahoo video search engine,
From yahoo Search blog here - www.ysearchblog.com/archives/000060.html
When we started thinking about how to make it easier for anyone to expose video
and other rich media content, one of the first things we thought of was
podcasting and RSS. Podcasting uses RSS Enclosures to provide an audio file
along with a news item or blog posting in an RSS feed.
So rather than build
a completely new way to do this, we decided to see what it takes to make RSS
Enclosures work for video content as well: video enclosures. It's not a new idea
but we think it's one whose time has come.
At the most basic level, this is
just a matter of pointing to a video instead of an MP3 file.
Instead of
For many publishers, that's all
it takes. The beauty of this is that there's existing infrastructure for
handling simple enclosures. Many RSS readers already consume enclosures just
fine.
In the very near future the Yahoo! Video Search crawler will support
indexing video enclosures in RSS feeds.
From yahoo Search blog here - www.ysearchblog.com/archives/000060.html
