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Written in 2004. Why was Business.com banned in Google? In 2004, Business.com was banned in Google because they had set up the wrong type of redirect from business.com to www.business.com. If you checked the server headers for business.com at that time, you would have seen that they were delivering a “HTTP/1.1·302·Object·Moved” message which redirected their […]

Written October 4, 2004. If you use Microsoft Outlook 2003 and get a lot of email, then you can now search your email, files, and your desktop using your own personal search engine, called Lookout. Lookout, recently acquired by Microsoft around the middle of July 2004, is a “lightning-fast search for your email, files, and

Written in December, 2004. Yahoo! has recently “fixed” the way their search engine handles redirects. There’s been a lot of confusion lately about how Yahoo! handles redirects, and I thought I would make this information available so that you begin to understand when and where you would use either the 301 Permanent Redirect or the

Originally written October 1, 2004. As we know now, the Google Web Browser became Google Chrome. According to the New York Post, “based on the half-dozen hires in recent weeks, Google appears to be planning to launch its own Web browser and other software products to challenge Microsoft.” It’s a good, logical step for Google