Yesterday, Search Marketing Expo released a snippet video of the interview with Google’s Matt Cutts at SMX Advanced on nofollowing affiliate links. Personally, I think this is Matt encouraging people (not strongly) to nofollow any link where you might earn morning…

Posted by Dr. Pete It sounds like an easy question, doesn’t it? While we hear a lot about duplicate content since the Panda update(s), I’m amazed at how many people are still confused by a much more fundamental question – which URL for any given page is the canonical URL

Are you having problems loading images on Google News? A Google News Help thread has confirmed reports of Google News not loading images properly for users who are accessing it via Apple’s web browser, Safari

Google has announced Brick, a collaborative 3D building experience with LEGO bricks that turns Australia into “the largest LEGO set you’re ever seen”. Google is working together with LEGO Australia to bring 8 trillion bricks to the Chrome browser.

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

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Google Introduces Redesigned Mobile Search Experience, “Google Now” And Siri-Like Assistant Buried among the sexy hardware announcements and… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article

Buried among the sexy hardware announcements and hair-raising Google Glass demo this morning were some fairly radical changes to the Google search experience for mobile devices.

The paid search part of the Search Alliance has conquered three more countries. Both Bing- and Yahoo-owned and operated properties, as well as publisher networks, in Germany, Austria and Switzerland are now powered by Microsoft Advertising’s adCenter, the company announced today.

Lots of news coming out of Google I/O, the company’s annual developer conference. Android Jelly Bean will feature Google Now, a revamped mobile search experience with improved voice search and increased integration of Google’s Knowledge Graph

Google’s knowledge graph which launched a little over a month ago is reportedly often wrong. Conductor ran a study showing that for trending terms, the knowledge Google is providing via their knowledge graph is wrong about 20% of the time