Search engine marketing industry news stories gathered constantly by the bigmouthmedia team.
Las Vegas hosts digital nirvana
A cornucopia of technology will be jostling for attention at the annual consumer electronics extravaganza being held in Las Vegas this week. The keynote speakers include the bosses of Microsoft and Sony, and web titans Google and Yahoo. [BBC News]
Google preparing to launch entry-level PC?
Search engine Google is planning an assault on PC manufacturers with an entry-level computer that would mark its most audacious expansion to date. [Times Online]
Google secures tie-up with Motorola
Google is understood to have struck deal with handset maker Motorola that will see the search engine's icon appear when users turn their mobile on. [The Telegraph]
Yahoo! reaches out beyond the internet browser
Web giant Yahoo! has announced plans to allow people to use Yahoo e-mail, messaging and other services on mobile phones and via the TV. [BBC News]
Google plans internet video service
Google will on Friday announce plans for a pay-per-download video service, according to a close source. Dubbed Google Video Store, many believe it is one of the most ambitious attempts to bring TV content to the internet. [FT.com]
AOL buys video search firm Truveo
Online company AOL said Tuesday it had closed a deal in December to purchase Truveo Inc., a video search company. [CNN]
Yahoo And Google Add New Choices
Leading search companies give users more control over content in the living room and on the cell phone. [Red Herring]
High-tech forecast brightens for 2006
It's time for an annual look into a crystal ball for technology trends in 2006. [ContraCostaTimes.com]
Murdoch ramps up MySpace search
News Corporation is planning a major overhaul of its community website MySpace.com, which Rupert Murdoch plans to turn into a major rival to Yahoo! and Microsoft's MSN. [Digital Bulletin]
Yahoo! shortlists top sites of 2005
Yahoo! Search has announced the shortlist of websites for its forth annual Finds of the Year awards scheme which aims to recognise the most innovative sites of 2005. [Netimperative]
