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Organic SEO News - Google to Launch Online Classifieds

Oct. 26, 2005 Net's Most Popular Search Engine Seeks to Replace Daily Newspapers Worldwide Google Inc. unintentionally provided a sneak peek at what appears to be a looming expansion into classified advertising -- a free service that might antagonize some of the Internet search engine's biggest customers, including online auctioneer eBay Inc. Screen shots of the experimental service, dubbed Google Base, appeared on several Web sites Tuesday shortly after the legions of people who dissect the online search engine leader's every move discovered a link to a page inviting people to list things like a used car for sale, a party planning service and current events. > > Read Full Story On PeakPositions.com

 

Organic SEO News - Yahoo CEO Belittles Google's Expansion

Oct. 7, 2005 Yahoo Inc. Chairman Terry Semel belittled rival Google Inc.'s recent efforts to expand beyond its leading Internet search engine, describing the diversification as a haphazard attempt to catch up with his company. "So far they don't seem to have a plan, but maybe they do," Semel said Thursday during a question-and-answer session at an Internet conference. "Maybe magic will happen tomorrow." > > Read Full Story On BizReport.com

 

Organic SEO News - Microsoft (MSN) CEO - Steve Ballmer Vows to 'Kill' Google

Sept. 21, 2005 Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer vowed to "kill" Internet search leader Google Inc. in an obscenity-laced tirade, and Google chased a prized Microsoft executive "like wolves," according to documents filed Friday in an increasingly bitter legal battle between the rivals.   The allegations, filed in a Washington state court, represent the latest salvos in a showdown triggered by Google's July hiring of former Microsoft executive Kai Fu-Lee to oversee a research and development center that Google plans to open in China. Lee started at Google the day after he resigned from Microsoft. The tug-of-war over Lee - known for his work on computer recognition of language - has exposed the behind-the-scenes animosity that has been brewing between two of high-tech's best-known companies.   "I'm going to f------ kill Google." declares Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer   Ballmer's threat last November was recounted in a sworn declaration by a former Microsoft engineer, Mark Lucovsky, who said he met with Microsoft's chief executive 10 months ago to discuss his decision to leave the company after six years. > > Read Full Story On PeakPositions.com

 

Organic SEO News - Gates focused on Google Organic SEO

Sept 14, 2005 CARLSBAD, Calif. - Don’t be fooled by all the speeches about global health and high school education. Bill Gates is still, first and foremost, about clobbering Microsoft Corp.’s competition. And his current obsession is Google Inc. "Google is still, you know, perfect," he told the crowd of technology executives attending The Wall Street Journal’s third annual* D" conference on "All Things Digital." "The bubble is still floating. They can do everything. You should buy their stock at any price." The world’s richest man said those words with a wry irony that suggested ridicule of the Google craze, but also resentment. There may be hot air in Google’s highflying stock price ($260 Wednesday on the Nasdaq Stock Market), but Gates clearly takes the company seriously. "We had a 10-year period like that," he said, equating Google’s current standing in the computer world to that of Microsoft from 1986 to 1996.   Bill Gates and Steve Balmer Chairman/CEO - President Microsoft Larry Page and Sergey Brin Google Founders > > Read Full Story On PeakPositions.com

 

Organic SEO News - GEICO vs Google - Consumers Right to Know vs Company Trademark

August 30, 2005 A consumer searching online for information about an insurance company should not be barred from seeing ads from that company's competitors, Public Citizen said today in a "friend of the court" brief involving a lawsuit filed by Government Employees Insurance Company (GEICO). GEICO has filed suit against two major Internet search engine operators, Google Inc. and Overture Services Inc., in an effort to suppress advertising by competing insurance companies and online insurance brokers. GEICO is claiming trademark infringement, alleging that the search engine operators violate trademark rights by allowing other insurance companies to advertise to consumers who display an interest in obtaining information relating in some way to GEICO by using the registered trademark "GEICO" as a search term. > > Read Full Story On PeakPositions.com

 

Organic SEO News - Fox's News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch Wants The Blinkx Search Engine

August 15, 2005 According to the LA Times, Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp is in negotiations to buy the Blinkx search engine. LA Times reports “News Corp. is in negotiations to buy Blinkx, a privately held Internet search company based in San Francisco, according to people close to the world’s fourth-largest media giant. The prospective acquisition of Blinkx is part of an aggressive bid by News Corp. to take on such Internet powerhouses as Yahoo Inc. News Corp. is trying to build a rival portal by acquiring fast-growing Web businesses and by leveraging the sites of its in-house brands, including those of local Fox TV stations, the Fox TV network and cable channels such as Fox Sports and Fox News.” > > Read Full Story On PeakPositions.com

 

Organic SEO News - Google sued over claims of excess advertising fees

June 21, 2005 Google Inc. is being sued over accusations that it overcharged advertisers who use the Web search giant's paid search advertising program, which accounts for the vast majority of Google's revenue. The proposed class-action suit, filed on August 3 in State Superior Court in Santa Clara, California, accuses Google of charging in excess of advertisers' "daily budgets," under which Google allows an advertiser to limit how much it spends each day. > > Read Full Story On PeakPositions.com

 

Organic SEO News - Google to Start New Payment System

June 21, 2005 Online search-engine leader Google Inc. is preparing to introduce an electronic payment system later this year in a move that would pose a financial threat to one of its biggest advertisers, Internet auctioneer eBay Inc. The Wall Street Journal reported Google's plans on its Web site late Friday, citing sources familiar with the Mountain View-based company's plans. The Journal did not provide any details about Google's strategy. A Google spokesman declined to comment on the report. > > Read Full Story On PeakPositions.com

 

Organic SEO News - Deception via mouse a new fad

April 26, 2005 To Texas-based Auctions Expert International LLC, it was an easy way to make money on the Internet: Sign up with Google, which functions as a kind of online ad agency, and agree to let the online giant place ads on your Web site. Then, every time someone clicks on one of the ads, the advertiser pays a fee, and Google shares that fee with Auctions Expert. The problem, according to a lawsuit filed last year by Google, is that Auctions Expert began clicking on the ads itself, artificially inflating the number of clicks and driving up the bills sent to advertisers. Auctions Expert allegedly recruited as many as 50 people to click on online advertising, generating about $50,000 in ad revenue. The self-clicking was “worthless to advertisers, but generated significant and unjust revenue for defendants,” the Google lawsuit said. Auctions Expert, Google claims, appeared to be created solely to profit from manipulating the Internet ad process. > > Read Full Story On FortWayne.com

 

Organic SEO News - Irrelevant links hamper search advertising

April 22, 2005 A new survey has revealed that four out of five web users would be more inclined to click-through to an online advert if it was relevant to their search, but most links are ignored as they bear no relation to the original search.  The survey, conducted by Crystal Semantics, reveals that 46% of respondents felt that ads alongside results were bizarrely unrelated to the search.  Crystal Semantics surveyed a range of users about their experiences of internet searching. When it came to the way people felt towards specific types of advertising, pop-up advertising mostly infuriated people.  > > Read Full Story On Netimperative.com

 

Organic SEO News - Click Fraud Is Starting to Scare Marketers

April 14, 2005 Pay-for-click is a key driver behind the growth of online advertising, but now marketers are asking how many of those clicks are bogus.  The growth of the Internet as a communications, commercial, information and entertainment medium has been phenomenal, but for all the excitement and optimism that has caused, occasionally a shadow falls and the sunshine cyberworld grows dark and ominous. The newest dark cloud on horizon is click fraud.  Click fraud is not much of a concern to individual surfers, but it could become a big problem for marketers and advertisers. Some marketers are charging that search engines, the big benefactors of pay-for-click advertising, are not doing enough to protect them against the growing practice of click fraud. Lane's Gifts and Collectibles, a Texarkana, Arkansas, retailer, filed a lawsuit in February against Google, Yahoo, AOL and other search sites alleging that they knowingly overcharged Lane's and other companies.  > > Read Full Story On Web Metro

 

Organic SEO News - Google and Yahoo! accused of click fraud collusion

April 6, 2005 Google, Yahoo! and other players in the search business have become embroiled in a lawsuit which involves overcharging for pay-per-click online advertising. The Wall Street Journal says that plaintiffs in the US filed a lawsuit in February alleging that Google and Yahoo overcharge advertisers, and also that they collude with each other, to continue overcharging. > > Read Full Story On PeakPositions.com

 

Organic SEO News - What is next for Google Organic SEO?

April 5, 2005 The search firm wants to organize all digital information. That means war with Microsoft. For Eric Schmidt, Google's CEO, 2004 was a very good year. His firm led the search industry, the fastest-growing major sector in technology; it went public, raising $1.67 billion; its stock price soared; and its revenues more than doubled, to $3 billion.  But as the search market ripens into something worthy of Microsoft's attention, those familiar with the software business have been wondering whether Google, apparently triumphant, is in fact headed off the cliff. > > Read Full Story On PeakPositions.com