September 11, 2004 edition, issue: 04-0280
Current circulation: 18,671
Editor: Serge Thibodeau

Hello everybody, welcome back. This week was a bit lighter in the news, although there was still enough happening in the search industry. We also received a few more questions than usual, so I will gladly answer them once the news are over, or, if you prefer, you can go to them directly by clicking here. So without any further delay, let's get down to the news!

On Monday, Google said it is now allowing its AdSense publishers to place up to three contextually targeted ads for each web page in a specific site. Google's AdSense had always stuck to their guns about one AdSense ad per web page, however, web users may be getting used to AdSense amnesia and glancing over the text ads, which have become normal web advertising over the past year.

     Search Engine News for this Week

     Questions on Search Engine Optimization and SEM

     Our two Featured SEO / SEM Articles for this Week

     Closing Note     Danny Sullivan resigns from SEMPO

Next: Multiple ad units in Google's AdSense program >>>

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