This week at the Search Engine Roundtable I covered that Google is now showing even more single domain results but making them more compact. Bing Search has updated. Google is indexing Flash files even better. How will Google tackle the exact match domain problem? Do you need help with your Google Instant Previews? You can now tell Google about it. There are also ways to turn off the previews. Google launched Hotpot, a local social search feature. Yahoo releases a new fun keyword tool named Yahoo Clues. Google is starting to power Yahoo Japan. Google expanded their AdSense general category blocking feature to more publishers. Google's phonebook operator no longer works due to it being a hassle. Google News is asking publishers to tell them who the original source is. That was this past week at the Search Engine Roundtable.
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Search Topics of Discussion:
- Google Won't Admit Wrong: Shows More Results From Single Domain But Compact Style
- Bing Search Update: November 2010
- Google Now Doing a Better Job of Indexing Flash (SWF) Files
- Are Google'sOne Box Results Unethical?
- Will Exact Domains Always Rank Well in Google? Some Will
- Have Issues With Instant Page Previews? Let Google Know
- Remove Google's Instant Previews In Firefox or Chrome
- Google Hotpot: Friend Powered Local Recommendations
- Yahoo Clues Brings "Search Flows" To Keyword Research
- Google Now Powering Yahoo Japan For Some?
- Google AdSense Category Blocking Expanded
- Official: Google Phonebook Not Working (phonebook: operator)
- Google News Asking Publishers To Tell The Truth With New Syndication Tags
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