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Big blogging day, I wrote over 16 blog entries in all today. Five new blog posts today at this blog, six at the Search Engine Roundtable, and five at Search Engine Watch. So what search news did I cover today?

On the search index update front, all three engines showed some signs of an index update - that includes Google, Yahoo! and MSN. Windows Live Video is found and then put through the tests. A credit card processing bug takes down AdWords advertiser ads. Tim Converse, Yahoo! spam fighter, writes about "aggregation spam." Google pleas with the Securities and Exchange Commission to not classify them as an investment fund company. Google launched the Webmaster Central blog officially today. I looked at link popularity of a specific portion of a page, based on anchor links. And Google seems to be sending out warnings of AdWords keyword maximization limits.

Everyone, have a wonderful weekend!

Search Engine Roundtable Topics:

  1. Keyword List Maxing Out Warnings Sent by Google AdWords - before the fact
  2. MSN Search Bug Due to Recent MSN Update - 1
  3. Credit Card Processing Errors Halt AdWords Buyers from Advertising - give me my ads
  4. Link Popularity Associated With Portion of Pages? - no dice
  5. Yahoo! Search Update Underway? - 2
  6. Back Link Update At Google.com - 3

Search Engine Watch Topics:

  1. Tim Converse OF Yahoo Talks About Aggregation Spam - Sweet post!
  2. Windows Live Video Beta Now Available - streakers rule!
  3. Google, Yahoo, & MSN Update Search Results - 2 of 3 confirmed now
  4. Google Has Too Much Money, Possibly Classified As Investment Fund - no comment
  5. Google's Webmaster Central Adds A Blog - nice info