At SES New York Bas van den Beld had a chance to talk to Mike Grehan, Global KDM Officer at Acronym Media and member of the advisiory board at SES.

It was a nice talk about all areas of search, from the conference agenda to the use of Twitter, all subjects were talked about. Below you can find a video with the main topics discussed. A nice video to sit back and look during the weekend.... read more

Only a couple of weeks ago Google announced it would be using YouTube for introduction of a 'new' way of looking at contextual display ads. Today Google shows us how it works. Together with Sony YouTube has set up a 2 months during campaign.

The campaign will be run in nine countries at the same time: UK, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Russia and Sweden. It will consist of multiple homepage take overs, brandchannels and InVideo Ads.... read more

Everybody wants a piece of Twitter. There are many tools to help you use Twitter or optimize your marketing strategy with it. Hell, Guy Kawasaki makes a living out of it ;).

British UK jobs search engine Workhound must have thought they could do just as well and developed a search engine with which you can search trough Twitter to find that perfect job: TwitterJobSearch.com. The way to find a search engine marketing job in Europe? Let's test it.... read more

And there goes another 'Google killer'. It was supposed to be the user generated search engine which would provide us with transparency and human touch. But Wikia closes.

The user suggested search results never really got popular though. It couldn't live up to the reputation it had gotten from its owner, Wikipedia-founder Jimmy Wales.

Wales says that the economy is one of the reasons the search engine is stopping. He wants to be profitable and with the usage numbers of Wikia that doesn't seem to be possible. The two employees Wales has therefore will be losing their jobs.... read more

The internet is big, really big. And sometimes you run into those little things that give us a hint of what's coming.

The first sighting of Universal Search, Google favicons in search results, Microsoft testing their icons, you name it. All things we want to know!

Did you spot anything? Did you find that one thing we all should know? Let us know! We'll let you tell it to the bigger public and give you the credits (off course!).

Have you found any interesting item, let us know by e-mailing us at webmaster@searchcowboys.com or DM us at twitter.com/searchcowboys. Be sure to mail us you're blog url for the credits ;).