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Yahoo! Search is changing the search game and we're looking for the brightest technical minds in the business to help us build the next generation of search. If you're interested in changing the search game with us, check out our current job openings.
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SearchMonkey is taking another step in its evolution with the public launch of the Yahoo! Today also marks the first day that developers and site owners can begin sharing applications, regardless of whether they've been approved for the gallery, by adding links to their app's page on their sites.
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Disallow Tells a crawler not to crawl your site or parts of your site -- your site's robots.txt still needs to be crawled to find this directive, but the disallowed pages will not be crawled. NOFOLLOW META Tag Tells a crawler not to follow a link to other content on a given page.
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Search team is in on the Seattle action. Session: Search Friendly Development Description: Highlights the most important elements to consider for SEO when building a web app infrastructure and provides tactical details about how to implement those elements.
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There are three components to this open ecosystem: Site owners share structured data with Yahoo!, using semantic markup (microformats, RDF), standardized XML feeds, APIs (OpenSearch or other web services), and page extraction. Third party developers build SearchMonkey applications.
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Since many del.icio.us users use Internet Explorer as their primary browser, the del.icio.us team has announced an early beta release of the del.icio.us bookmarks extension for Internet Explorer. To download and discuss the Internet Explorer release, head over to the delicious-ie-extension group.
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Search launched Search Assist to help users find what they're looking for quickly and easily by providing query suggestions and related concepts in real-time. Just as with Search Assist, the goal with Inquisitor is to help users find exactly the site they're looking for as quickly as possible.
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