There was a lot going on this week and it looks like it’s not going to slow down for a while. Next week the Search Engine Strategies conference will be in full swing in San Jose.

I’ve been bombarded with people looking to set up meetings, briefings and product demos. Search is certainly a hot area and I look forward to hearing the leading authorities speak on the latest developments and what’s in store for the future.

Check back next week and I’ll post something about the interesting happenings at the conference. Meanwhile, in honor of the upcoming search show, here’s some search news from this week:

Yahoo Debuts Audio Search

Gunning for Google: MSN Reveals Paid Search Plans

Bridging the Google Ad Gap

Yahoo Tests Search Blog in Korea

Paid Search: The Butler Does it

China Search Engine Raises IPO Target

Search Engine Results Continue to Diverge

MSN Search is the Newest Dog in the Pile

Travel Engines Don’t Fly with SWA

Microsoft/Google Drama Glamorous not Unexpected

Google Blacklists Cnet Reporters

Google Looking for Gourmet Chefs

What are you searching for? Lisap@revenuetoday.com