If you visit Google Turkey today at google.com.tr you will see a special doodle / logo for their Republic Day.

A couple weeks ago, Bing partnered with Facebook to add a more social experience to the Bing search results.

I can virtually guarantee that you aren’t satisfying at least one major segment of your customers. Did you know that it took until 1989 for chunky tomato pasta sauce to come out?

This week was a pretty momentous one for me. I’ve changed gigs.

Prosecutors in Italy are investigating Google’s Street View service to determine if the company violated privacy laws when it collected wifi data over unencrypted networks earlier this year.

Results from the Adobe 2010 Analytics Benchmark Survey The webcast discusses: Top challenges facing web analysts Five best practices that drive insight and action Description of how Zeo dreamed big with the Adobe Online Marketing Suite Download Now *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above ***

Google Social Search — the service that adds content from your social circle to a search results page — appears to be getting an increase in tweets. And fresher tweets, at that. Social Search relies on what Google knows about your friends and connections (via your Google profile, Google Reader account, etc.) and sometimes shows content *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above ***

Posted by Aaron Wheeler

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web….

Yesterday’s rumors are today’s news and in this case the news is that Yahoo has hired former News Corp exec, Ross Levinsohn. He is replacing Hillary Schneider who joined the ranks of this unfortunate list earlier in the month. That means Ross Levinsohn is the new EVP of the Americas region, arguably Yahoo’s most important as it covers all of their advertising and media properties