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Search Marketing Links

Matt asks for your favorite Web 2.0 companies. Here's a huge list from Seth Godin and another from SEOMoz.

Yahoo Webzari and Weather Report

Some interesting info from Yahoo recently including an updated "Weather Report" announcing that a new and improved (Slurp) is in action.

Ask For A Weather Report

The Smart Answer Geeks at Ask.com know there is more to the weather than just the temperature and the amount of cloud cover floating around on a given day.

Weather Channel Pops Ads Over Alerts

It appears the popular weather reporting channel has found a new way to ensure users of its Desktop Weather application view ads, by popping them up when users go to check a severe weather alert.

Interesting Uses for RSS Feeds

The core use for RSS is generally considered news headlines and blog syndication, but innovative businesses are learning to use RSS in different ways.

Wunder Blog: A blog for Weather Junkies

For years now, the Weather Underground has been my first choice for on-line weather.

Lycos Launches Katrina Missing Persons Search

Since the affects of Hurricane Katrina crippled large portions of the Mississippi Gulf Coast and New Orleans last week, the various search engines have been providing a great deal of support to the resulting humanitarian effort.

Google, Whats the Forecast for August 25, 2007?

I have a challenge for the information science minds at Google or Yahoo! or any other star hopeful who wants to make a profound contribution to long-range event planners everywhere. Create an index that calculates probabilities of weather for any given day or time in the future.

MSN Introduces Weather Add-in For Search Toolbar

It appears as if MSN Search will continue to focus a good amount of their development skills on the MSN Search Toolbar, which is famous for finally introducing tabbed browsing to the Internet Explorer environment.

Weather Forecast For Google: Summer of Code

Google's embrace of the open source computing community is growing stronger and stronger. If you are a code junkie and would like to make some extra cash, Google may have just the thing for you.