Webcology

Webcology

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Webcology episodes

  • Bing Might Become Default Search Engine to iPhones?
    Jim and Dave discuss a new report saying that 44 percent of Google users fail to click from Google News to newspaper web sites got some buzz this week. Plus they give their commentary on the possibility of Apple replacing Google as the default search engine on its iPhone with Microsoft Bing.

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    55 min
  • Google Drops Censor on Search Results in China
    Google announced this week it will no longer censor search results in China. By no longer censoring search results at the request of the Chinese government, Google may well be preparing to abandon the largest and most expansive Internet market in the world.

    Also, Jim and Dave celebrate the 100th episode of Webcology relishing on their past episodes.

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    58 min
  • Search Year in Review
    Dave and Jim run down the year of search in review as it applied to WebmasterRadio.FM and the Search industry. They discuss Affiliate Convention, search headlines plus they look ahead to 2010.

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    55 min
  • Super Affiliates and Banner Ads
    Rosalind Gardner, author of the Super Affiliate Handbook tells us about her history in affiliate marketing, her current endeavors and her views on the future of the affiliate marketing sector.

    MyAds Director of Account Management David Randall tell us about the recently launched Banner Advertising Service on the FOX Audience Network.

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    56 min
  • Affiliate Convention Los Angeles 2009 Breakdown
    Jim breaks down the the Affiliate Convention Los Angeles 2009 speaker list and agenda, plus he and Dave reflect on a blog post by Danny Sullivan marking a 10 year milestone for hosting and organizing conferences, plus a huge announcement on the live entertainment for AffiliateBash.

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    56 min
  • AdTech New York 2009 Recap
    Dave Davies talks with Jim Hedger who recaps AdTech NY 2009. Highlights include Google Dashboard, the XY7.com NoBull party, Google Bugle and common complications of working abroad at conventions.

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    50 min
  • Yahoo Geocities RIP
    Google GPS app for Android 2.0 released‎, Barry Diller, chief executive of IAC/InterActiveCorp., says that his company is open to a consolidating transaction in Internet search, and Yahoo pulls the plug on Geocities.

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    57 min
  • Windows 7 Release and Shopping Engines
    Learn about the news coming out following the release of the new Windows 7 Operating System. Plus, Jim and Dave speak with Brian Smith from SingleFeed about shopping engines.

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    49 min
  • Ask Deals from Ask.com and Yahoo Class Action Settlement
    Ask.com announces its latest offering which is tied-up with its search engine called Ask Deals. Jim and Dave comment on a newly released commercial.

    Plus, a Major Mea Culpa Manifested in Yahoo Class Action Settlement, and a SEOMoz post on the Most Linked to Pages on the Internet.

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    45 min

About Webcology

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Webcology takes a deeper look at the ecosystem of the Internet as it affects webmasters and web marketers from the points of view of two well known web marketers, Jim Hedger and Kristine…