Catching Up: New Google Stuff

Google just (and I mean just launched focusing far more on content, namely stock market stats and aggregated information. obsessed with getting your information. via Digg) full-length indie flick for $14.99, or $1.99 for a day pass. Increase the day pass by a few days, drop the buy option to $10-12, and you've hit the perfect spot for movie downloads. Turns out AdWords has been adding some great features I never noticed, including global traffic trends in search volume (for the last twelve months, including the peak season). Follow this guide to make red/blue 3D images, for use with 3D goggles. Why am I mentioning this? Because AdSenseBlackList.com has a generator that gives you a list of sites you should be blacklisting for AdSense, so called MFA sites. MFA is the popular acronym for "Made For AdSense" sites that provide zero content of any use, and buy really cheap AdSense ads to get people to visit. (Adam Bosworth is working at something called Google Health, probably designed to target the health care industry. They stole my idea! I told some people at Search Champs that MSN should start a search engine to work through the clutter and provide accurate, up-to-date medical information. The elderly could use it to find the prescription drug plan that would be right for them, an impossibility in the current industry. The site could make money through comissions from mega-billions drug companies, instead of advertising (or both). I hope, for the sake of all the confused folks out there, that it is what Google is up to. (Del.icio.us") | Yahoo! My Web Technorati: InsideGoogle blog, offering the latest news and insights about Google and search engines.