I just re-emerged to the world of the living from a week of sessions at Black Hat and DEFCON conferences here in Las Vegas.

The Internet as we know it changes rapidly. The web even gets more social and the users are more in control then they used to be.

The Internet as we know it changes rapidly.

Google is experimenting with a change that expands the prominence of sitelinks on search results pages for brands.

The number of reports I have been receiving on Google showing 12 huge sitelinks in the search results has been overwhelming. Personally, I still cannot replicate the huge sitelinks

Matt Cutts of Google announced at Google + that he is now producing more detailed and longer SEO videos, instead of the shorter ones. Here are the first two…

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the FTC’s antitrust investigation of Google will extend to Android, in addition to general search: Six weeks after serving Google with broad subpoenas, FTC lawyers, in conjunction with several state attorneys general, have been asking whether Google… 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: Yahoo Gives Image Search A New Look Yahoo’s Image Search is sporting a fresh look today that presents the image results in a cleaner, more organized..

Posted by Laura Lippay Music selection to enjoy while reading this post: Love Me Two Times by The Doors Quick – who am I describing with these sentiments: great, awesome, interesting, cool, better than Facebook, annoying, boring, stupid…