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Today's search engine marketing news and opinion: Maintaining Your Image in the SERPs; SEO Site Review; Google and Yahoo Revise Ad Partnership; and more.

Internet forums can be invaluable resources; they're where experts on all sorts of subjects gather to discuss problems and new developments, or simply make friends. So it's more than a little important that the Google Groups site now attempts to return search results from all over the internet.read more

If you are a member of the business focused social networking site LinkedIn there is a strong probability that you have a high level of personal income, according to a new study from Anderson Analytics.read more

The internet has forever changed national politics and this year has made this point crystal clear. Below are eight items that have made the Internet more important since the last election:Game Changer #1:read more

Many online advertisers continue to struggle with the decision to use either search engine advertising or display advertising. Google AdWords, Yahoo Search Marketing, Microsoft AdCenter and the like, or good old fashioned banner displays. Both offer valid reasons, and each outperforms the other in different areas. Why Not Use Both? read more

The internet didn’t break yesterday, and if there was ever a day for that to happen it was Election Day 2008 in America. Akamai’s Net Usage Index for News recorded the highest number of website visitors per minute in history, placing Barack Obama’s historic win at the top at the chart. read more

Google has abandoned its plans to move forward with Yahoo! on its proposed search advertising deal.read more

PC Magazine - Regulatory scrutiny has prompted Google to abandon its advertising deal with Yahoo, the search engine giant announced Wednesday.

Today's search engine marketing news and opinion: Suing Google over Yahoo; Social Media Link Building: From Fantasy to Reality; Google and Yahoo Search Ad Deal Canceled; and more.

A big story flew somewhat under the radar yesterday as the Election was at the forefront of minds not only all across the America, but around the world. The FCC has approved the use of the unused airwaves between broadcast TV channels, otherwise known as "white spaces" for public wireless broadband service. read more