These articles have been tagged under 'multilingual-seo' by the bigmouthmedia team.
Google hints at new ad formats at SES New York
During a heated Orion Panel at Search Engine Strategies New York Google hinted that search engine is developing advertising options suited to Universal Search.
Yahoo! opposes anti-censorship policy, while Flickr is blocked in China
Yahoo! shareholders vote to embrace internet censorship in China while Beijing has reportedly blocked its popular photo sharing site Flickr.
Flickr going multilingual
Yahoo!'s popular photo-sharing website Flickr is set to go multilingual to allow people across the world to explore, manage and share photos more easily.
Multilingual search with Google Translate
Google has released a new feature - Google Translate - which lets you find pages in foreign languages then offers a machine translation of these search results.
Trulia, the real estate search engine, goes Web 2.0
Trulia, the real estate search engine, has recently announced the launch of new features - including 'Trulia Voices' and 'Trulia Alerts' - in a push to drive their site towards the Web 2.0 arena.
Three steps to greater online conversion
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9th May 2007
Microsoft To Merge with Yahoo? What might it mean for the search industry?
Today's news carries rumours of talks between Microsoft and Yahoo!
Google working on translation programme
Google is currently developing a translation programme which will translate a document into any of the world's main languages.
The internet's future is discussed in Athens
The first Internet Governance Forum (IGF) is being held in Athens this week, and has already delivered on its aim to provide the web community with a forum in which cross-cultural issues can be discussed openly and candidly.
North Korea: the future of SEO?
As the rebel state raises threats of another nuclear test, bigmouthmedia takes a look at one of the most isolated features of North Korea: its use of the internet.
