Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Twitter Sees Highest “Sustained” Activity Ever In Wake Of Osama Bin Laden News Twitter has released new numbers showing last night’s… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article

Here’s a roundup of today’s other search news and headlines from around the web. Click to read the rest of this post…

Here’s a roundup of today’s other search news and headlines from around the web. Click to read the rest of this post..

Twitter has released new numbers showing last night’s announcement that Osama bin Laden was dead generated the most activity on the service that it has ever seen, in terms of “sustained rate of tweets.” From 10:45 PM Eastern time on May 1 through 12:30 AM on May 2, there were on… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article

For those of you looking for some light web development humor you may want to check out this Google Webmaster Help thread where Googler, JohnMu, suggested to a webmaster to avoid using Marquees. Marquees…

When you write a monthly column on how mobile impacts search and social, it can be easy to forget that most businesses still aren’t thinking about mobile as something that impacts them today, and aren’t really planning for a future in which most of our online activity will take place on mobile… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

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If you’ve ever had friends or relatives whose eyes glazed over as you try to explain your life as an SEO/SEM consultant, you wouldn’t have been alone last week on Sphinn. In a more lighthearted “Discussion of the Week” than some previous topics, we asked: How do you explain..

Search-based online advertising network Chitika has put out an interesting study showing that the top spot in Google receives 20 percent of clicks among iPad users. Click to read the rest of this post..

Many would call the age we’re in, “ Information Overload “. Consider: Facebook is approaching 700 million users and Google handles over 11 billion queries per month. World-wide there are over  5 billion mobile subscribers (9 out of 10 in the U.S.) and every two days there is more information created than between the dawn of civilization and 2003