It wasn't hard to find the top stories from the first day of SES Toronto. All you had to do was conduct a search in YouTube, Google News, and Google Blog Search.
On YouTube, you could find a video interview by Byron Gordon of SEO-PR with the keynote speaker entitled, "Tara Hunt on 'green' shampoo and whuffie!" Hunt, the author of The Whuffie Factor, discusses the key principles of Whuffie, or how you go about generating brand for yourself by citing a fictional example of a "green" shampoo.
In Google News, I found "Signals: What Relevancy Indicators are Search Engineers Watching for Today? SES Toronto Day 1. Full story...
There are a lot more than "12 bloggers blogging" about SES London 2010. If you want to see a comprehensive list, go to the Search Engine Strategies blog.
Last week, the U.S. Department of Justice filed a brief expressing concerns over a revised Google book settlement.
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Instant Answers and Visual Search galleries are given the winter games treatment.
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Action contrasts rhetoric since Google ultimatum.
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After failing to acquire Twitter, will Google now compete?
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Get ready for the "Bring Back the Old Facebook" groups.
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If you look at Hot Searches in Google Trends for Feb. 7, 2010, "dockers free pants" ranks #1, "dockers.
Suggestions run the gamut from competitors to simply next-door establishments.
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