Yeah that’s right, look: it doesn’t even rank for “dmoz“. Rand, hurry up and add DMOZ to your list of bad directories.

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The New York Times announced that they will put an end to TimeSelect, their premium access, in order to grant free access to all visitors.

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Anyone can rank for highly competitive keywords. For that, you just need to have an old domain name based on your most important keyword and let it gain links naturally throughout time.

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A french SEO guy claims that Google is able to update its index in 14 minutes. The guy based his comment on a test he made: he published an article on his blog, which was appearing a few minutes later on Google Blog Search, and then directly on Google’s default web results. The guy also [...]

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A few years ago, Altavista was the leading search engine in France. Immediately after Google launched its search engine there, people left Altavista to try this new and simple search engine, and didn’t turn back. Altavista was indeed becoming full of spammy pages and people were just annoyed with that.

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In my last post I pointed out that Peggy Anne Salz, a long-time blogger at MoCoNews who wrote some of the better analysis on the site, had launched her own site covering mobile search and content discovery.

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MSEARCHGROOVE.com is the newest venture from Peggy Anne Salz, author of the industry’s first comprehensive (220+ pages) report on mobile search and content discovery. Living up to its strapline: “At the intersection of content and context”, Peggy’s site – formally launched in May – is fast becoming the industry’s premiere thinking space to discuss and [...]

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In its attempt to increase the size of its mobile web index, Yahoo! just announced that it’s now possible to submit more information about your mobile sites.

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