10 big changes with search engines over my 20 years of covering them

Search Engine Land founding editor Danny Sullivan looks at how search has changed over the two decades he’s been writing about it.

Source: searchengineland.com

Editor Notes:

  • Internet beginnings for us were Compuserve, Usenet and WebExplorer (1995 and OS2/Warp). Mosaic and Netscape in 1994.
  • In 1989 it was CIS and bulletin board sofrtware
  • That was 33 years ago. Sullivan was 24 back then and it would be another 8 years before he went mainstream.
  • I’ve always enjoyed his perspective for sure.
  • Search engine wise we ourselves started with Altavista, Jeeves and Lycos
  • Eventually we settled on Yahoo and rode that for a few years
  • To cover our bets we decided to also monitor/do Google when it was little
  • We tried Bing over the years
  • Nowadays it is Google for traffic and DuckDuckGo for results

Bsquare Follow Up: Keep The Faith

Low volume keeps growth stagnant.Recent partnership with Microsoft.Price could double after earnings.

Source: seekingalpha.com

New IoT Win 10 has some things going for it for sure.  Lower price than other embeddeds for starters.

United States Patent: 8781887

Funky Patents — this one “invents” sending sales messages from computers to your bluetooth phone.

Source: patft.uspto.gov

Bluetooth PC to mobile phone patent 8781887 – how do people get patents for inventing things that were not really invented.

Bruce Winkler

innovation, product design, R&D, research and development, invent, inventor, WebRacing, Sourcing

Source: brucewinkler.com

Cool site. Guy reminds me of me, albeit he is on turbos.