Google continues to expand its range of search, with search in real time. You can get a glimpse of the thing by going to Google.com, and glancing after obviously searched on the “Latest results”. Wait a little and see the results in question are updated by themselves without having nothing to do.
Practical in the sense that your search results dip into services such as MySpace, Facebook or even Twitter. Difficult to do more reactive than Twitter, I grant you…
A video showing the future service improvements is in the following of the article, for the more curious.
Google has announced changes in the format of dedicated sitemap in Google News. The webmasters of the sites indexed in this search engine have 6 months to change their sitemap. During this period, the 2 formats will be considered by the search engine, but beyond, the old format will no longer be valid. What are the changes to be made on that file, returns on changes in the sitemap …
After approximately 3 months of testing in the sandbox, Google is preparing to launch the latest large gradually update of its algorithm. Announced in August, Google Caffeine is supposed to boost the search engine performance both in terms of indexing and relevance. The URL test has closed its doors, a first data center will house the new algorithm before it can spread across data centers …
Microsoft and Google seem to hunt on the same field, then this will certainly be interesting to see how it works at long term. Now, it seems that MSN Video will merge with Bing, giving birth to Bing Video, probably something that can thwart YouTube? The competition may not be as direct as the site will include viral videos, TV shows, and attracting content deals with sites such as Hulu, CBS, MySpace, DailyMotion and YouTube.
