Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

While there was some pushback over a perception that Google was hiding its support of the LGBT community during Gay Pride Week, the company employees were out in large numbers at many of the parades held last weekend throughout the world. “Mo…

Yahoo has relaunched Yahoo Clues, its search trends product that doubles as an underrated keyword research tool. Among the new features, the most important from a search marketing perspective are these: Expanded data: Yahoo Clues now includes a full year of data, up from just a month Wider… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Official: Google Analytics Gets Social Engagement Reporting Google Analytics has just announced a new set of reports (and functionality) that will enable websites..

Google Analytics has just announced a new set of reports (and functionality) that will enable websites to track social interaction with their content. This comes as a welcomed addition to the new Google+1 button, as it now enables one to measure the impact of social interactions in and outside..

A day after Google launched its answer to Facebook, News Corp sold MySpace, the social networking site displaced by Facebook, for $35 million – $545 million less than it purchased it for in 2005, the New York Times reported.

In swift juxtaposition to the official opening of the U.S. FTC antitrust investigation, Google released a new version of their transparency report

It is weird, I have yet to see Google +, Google’s new social network, myself.

Search Engine Journal has some major changes in store, which we’ll be announcing later this summer. First on the agenda is our logo: help SEJ pick a new “face” from the three candidates below

We frequently hear about the consumer brands that dominate their markets. Amazon controls 25% of all Internet commerce