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links for 2005-11-09

• So what’s with the CrispAds ++ relapsed catholic ++ religion politics culture blog
  Another contextual ad program, but with more freedom. Still, the large number of referral ads make me wary.
  (tags: advertising ads contextual_advertising)
• Xbox 360 BSOD
  (tags: xbox xbox360 microsoft)
• Yahoo! Search blog: Yahoo! Sponsored Search: Get Started for Less
  Yahoo lowers search ad minimum deposit from $30 to $5
  (tags: yahoo search search_marketing)
• Chitika add channels to eMiniMalls: Blog Tips at ProBlogger
  Chitika now also shows cost-per-click, which others don’t
  (tags: advertising ads chitika)
• Oct. 2005 Keyword Prices Stay Flat From Last Month, Drop From Last Year
  (tags: search search_marketing keywords pay_per_click adwords)
• Scobleizer - Microsoft Geek Blogger » Virtual Places is a cool map mashup
  Virtual Earch combined with Amazon, Weather.com, Flickr, Feedmap, GeoBloggers, GeoURL, MSN Search and MapPoint. Very cool!
  (tags: microsoft msn virtual_earth maps)
• Microsoft executive leaves for Blackbaud
  (tags: microsoft corporate)
• New name flap for Microsoft — but this time its legal right is clear
  Turns out there was a Windows Defender before, but Microsoft settled it before it could be a problem
  (tags: microsoft security windows_defender defender antispyware spyware)
• Ways to Inflate Your Alexa Ranking
  Sure, why not?
  (tags: alexa traffic rankings)
• Google Print Is Google’s Ninth Most Popular Service
  Google Print is more popular than Local, and Scholar is used more than Groups. A surprising chart of Google’s most popular services.
  (tags: google google_print google_local google_groups google_scholar popularity)
• Slashdot | Image Handling Flaw Puts Windows At Risk
  (tags: microsoft patches security windows)
• Alex Barnett blog : ‘new thing on the eBay platform: RSS Feeds’
  Niiiice!
  (tags: rss ebay)

November 8th, 2005 Posted by Nathan Weinberg | PPC, Google Scholar, Google Local, Search Marketing, Google Print, Groups, Yahoo, Advertising, AdWords, Search, Microsoft, General | one comment