Google is undertaking the project in conjunction with the Canal & River Trust, which is responsible for the UK’s water systems, and wants to highlight the existence of canal path routes through towns and cities by adding them to Google Map searches.

Large Youtube to MP3 conversion website Youtube-MP3.org has been threatened with legal action, and seen its servers blocked from accessing YouTube because its MP3 extraction procedures convert YouTube videos into downloadable audio files.

Jessica Schwartz, no relation to me, from Google posted a thread at Google Web Search Help with a link to a new video Google made on how to use Google to find definitions. She said the video was made by her teammates…

This morning Google announced they have expanded where Google Map Maker is supported by adding an additional 8 countries bring the total to 190 countries…

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…

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Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Bing Ties Yellow Pages Sites For Most Accurate Local Data In April I wrote about a local data accuracy study preformed by a company called Implied Intelligence…

Of the top 10,000 websites, 24.3% have official Facebook home page integration. If you include all other links to Facebook, almost half of these top home pages link to Facebook, with 7.3% using the official Like button, according to new research.

In April I wrote about a local data accuracy study preformed by a company called Implied Intelligence. The company offers data services to publishers and developers.