Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.

Only two months after launching in 2010, Instagram had already amassed one million users. Less than a year later, they had already climbed to ten million users.

The Google Analytics app has been updated for iOS to version 3.0, and 3.0 comes with many changes. The new version has a brand new look and feel, making it easier to find more data…

On Wednesday, April 20th, the SEJ ThinkTank was joined by Krista LaRiviere of gShift Labs for a sponsored webinar about how to improve the discoverability of your website. The post #SEJThinkTank Recap: How to Improve Search Discoverability w/gShift Labs by @dantosz appeared first on Search Engine Journal

Closing the online-offline attribution gap is difficult, but strides have been made in recent years.

Google announced they are adding to their TV search capabilities by adding which channels and apps are live broadcasting/streaming a specific show…

New research and product announcements will again largely revolve around mobile. The post Google’s annual livestream of AdWords and Analytics news to be held May 24 appeared first on Search Engine Land

TV listings will soon be shown in Google search, an announcement made this week at the National Association of Broadcasters conference. According to the announcement, Google will be adding air times for TV shows. That means when you search for a TV show, Google will be able to tell you when it will next be airing on TV

Google News will soon be highlighting the content of the thousands of publishers that have embraced Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) since its launch this past February. In the Google News section of mobile search results will be the familiar AMP carousel with up to 14 pieces of AMP content that people can browse through, or expand the article into a viewer with a simple tap. Within the viewer you can continue reading the “AMPlified” articles by swiping left or right

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