All About Content

Since starting this site, I’ve never gone a whole week without updating it, but I got close this time. Until this. If this counts.

There’s a ton of stuff going on in search, so there’s no reason to write a bunch of fluff, but I’m shorter on time than content. And I feel a bit more pressure to write something good, now that I’ve been blogrolled.

Our friends over at SEO by the SEA have added All About Content to their list o’ blogs. Okay, okay it’s a very long list and I’m not sure how discriminating they are. But I like the blog — it’s one I read periodically. So I choose to be flattered. And it has a very similar style, so if you’ve been missing my updates, go check them out.

In the mean time:

• Google’s secret plan for world domination
• Court sidesteps issue of Yahoo free speech suit involving Nazi memorabilia
• Google takes more international market share
• Limit search by IP address
• IPR to digital rights management in question in lawsuit against Microsoft, Yahoo
• Google files patent for click-to-call
• List and ranking of blog networks
• Google launches mobile version of personalized homepage
• Snubbed by ommission - Chirac mentions Google and Yahoo as American tech giants, but not Microsoft
• SEs under pressure in Chinese free speech controversy
• Who’s more likely to flame someone - Cutts or Zawodny?
• The difference between Dave Shea and Dave Seah
• You’ve got 1/20 of a second to get my attention