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Founded by David Filo and Jerry Yang, graduate students at Stanford University, Yahoo! was incorporated on the 2nd of March, 1995. Initially, the site was called “Jerry and David’s Guide to the World Wide Web” but as it grew in popularity, it was renamed Yahoo!, an acronym for “Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle”. Back then, it was only meant to be a useful guide to navigate the world wide web, and not a business. Today, Yahoo! provides users with information, online utilities, and access to other websites. Its features include a search engine, an email service, a news branch, and a directory.

In the late 1990s, Yahoo! was among the major players in the internet frenzy. Although some losses were sustained, it even survived the collapse of numerous internet-based companies in 2001-2002. With multiple major moves, the company remained a notable name in the industry. It battled Google for many years to retain a higher share of the search engine market. It released its Yahoo! Instant Messenger and bought out Flickr, the internet photo network. Another astonishing step was its acquisition of a 40% share of Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant. Throughout the years, Yahoo has made multiple attempts at reorganisation and reconstruction, with David Filo believing that “technology is about constant reinvention”.

Although Yahoo! has lost its footing now, for some time in recent history, it was the biggest internet phenomenon. In fact, when the company was only 5 years old, it was worth more than Ford, Chrysler, and GM combined. Many of the apps and services that the internet is filled with today were either invented by Yahoo! or soon found a home there (Broadcast.com, Flickr, Yahoo Notebook, Yahoo Music, etc.). It was, additionally, the pioneer of the pay-per-click advertising model. In 2017, Verizon acquired Yahoo! for $4.8 billion, ending the run of what was once deemed the king of the internet.

In this episode of the Laravel Podcast, we talk about the recent announcement of hiring a new head of engineering at Laravel and the impact it will have on the future of Laravel. We also dive into the upcoming conferences and events, including Laracon EU, Laracon US, and Laracon India. Additionally, we talk about Typesense, a potential alternative to Meilisearch and Algolia for self-hosted search functionality.

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Listen in as Pinterest Manager Laura Rike joins me to uncover the transformative power of Pinterest for online brands. Far from just a social platform, Pinterest serves as a robust search engine, ripe for businesses to exploit through strategic keyword targeting. Laura generously shares her expertise on organic and paid strategies to drive traffic, leads, and sales, minus the tech-induced headaches. 

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Starting today, leaders and stakeholders from around the world will convene in Dubai to tackle the ever-growing issue of climate change. 

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We discuss our favourite part of Sydney, the monopoly of Google as a search engine, and SAD lamps.

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This week we brought TechCrunch’s own Rebecca Bellan onto the podcast to help us better understand Google’s search-related anti-trust case that is currently ongoing in the United States.

There are a number of major legal cases involving tech giants and their in-market heft and behavior, from Google v. Epic to what’s going on in the EU and the U.S. government’s adtech-related suit against Google, but our focus is search.

Catch up on the state of affairs with Bellan’s reporting here.

Now, the startup angle. Why is this a topic for Equity? A few reasons: 

• If Google’s current methods of maintaining its domestic search market share are forced to change, it could create a more competitive search market, full stop. That could change up where startups advertise, and how much they pay for those ads. 
• More competitive search results amongst emboldened rivals could also lead to search results that lean more towards organic information instead of paid insertions. That would be good for startups looking to get the word out, without having to get their wallet out.

We could go on. But hit play and hang out with Rebecca and Alex  for more. We’ll have her back on when the verdict comes down. Talk to you Friday for our news roundup!

For episode transcripts and more, head to Equity’s Simplecast website.

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Credits: Equity is hosted by TechCrunch's Alex Wilhelm and Mary Ann Azevedo. We are produced by Theresa Loconsolo with editing by Kell. Bryce Durbin is our Illustrator. We'd also like to thank the audience development team and Henry Pickavet, who manages TechCrunch audio products.

Owning your own business no matter what industry you are in takes experts in their field to get you the business. One industry in todays market is SEO and your website ranking. If that is not your business then you need help in that area to keep business coming in. Find a expert in that and have them help your business. 

Welcome to Q4 2023, the period in which we are all going to pretend to have gotten enough done this year.

Here’s what we got into on the show today:

• Stocks are mixed around the world while crypto tokens are enjoying a nice price-upswing in recent days.
• A recent article argues that Apple has all the ingredients it needs to build a search engine to take on Google and Microsoft. At issue? The fact that Apple makes so much money not having a search engine. For startups, more competition here could be good.
• EU telcos want to get paid twice, unsurprisingly.
• While the Amazon-FTC case is still big news, this week we’ll see the trial of former FTX maven SBF kick off. TechCrunch is ready.
• And to close out, why are we seeing so many Seed-stage fintech deals? Here’s the answer.

Stick close to TechCrunch this week, it’s going to be busy.

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Episode 106 takes a look back at Cape Cod's first air disaster. During the dawn of passenger air travel a company set its sights on Cape Cod for air tourism. This story goes from a spectacular triumph to a horrific tragedy in the span of a few weeks. Today however it has been mostly forgotten.
This week's Road Trip takes us to a beautiful slice of seacoast as we visit Rye, New Hampshire. Dotted with inviting beaches, classic restaurants, plentiful shopping, and attractions like whale watches and more, New Hampshire's first European settlement is a must for New England summer travelers.
For 25 years Google has been changing the world of technology with its innovative search engine, web browser, and surprisingly diversified portfolio. However, there was a time before Google. What were search engines like back then? How did Google go from a tiny startup involving two college students to a company whose name is synonymous with internet searches? Find out this week as we go way Back In the Day.
It is a Top 5 for a rainy day as we look at some of the best summer vacation movies. When the weather outside is not ideal just grab a few of these classics to make any day feel like summer.
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节目概要：

1. Yu的背景
2. Kaito 是什么和为什么创立Kaito
3. Kaito的宗旨和愿景
4. 用简单的语言聊聊一下大语言模型是什么
5. Kaito最近推出了业内第一个基于大语言模型的搜索引擎WHAT，它是针对什么样的用户推出的？和去年推出的机构端产品有何不同？
6. 在现有的大语言模型之上Kaito做的优化，为什么Kaito的用户能受益于大语言模型
7. 目前Kaito还没有进行信息源贡献的激励，是否有想过通过通证网络做这方面的工作
8. Kaito 会在哪些平台和端上线
9. 最近完成的A轮融资，主要的目的是什么？
10. Kaito 在去年的时候更多的想要做的是服务机构的搜索引擎和数据整合，现在的WHAT能很明显感觉到对普通用户侧的倾斜。是什么带来的这层转变？

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Today's guest is Erin Perkins, founder of Mabely Q and Successible.

We discuss Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and web accessibility for deaf-blind individuals.

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1. Erin Perkins shared her experiences as a deaf-blind person navigating the online world.

• Importance of accessibility beyond just websites.
• Current technology (and Ai) helps her stay connected.

2. Erin interpreted SEO as writing content in a way it can be easily found on search engines.

• Benefits of alt text and image descriptions.
• Avoid strung together keywords that make no sense.

3. Erin discussed her difficulties with platforms like Pinterest and Instagram due to their limited accessibility features.

• Platforms often don't consider accessibility during its initial stages.
• Accessibility can be costly to fix.

4. How to use SEO elements for better accessibility:

• Use header tags (H1, H2, H3) correctly for proper website structuring and better accessibility. 
• Not doing so can make it difficult for screen reader users who skim headers for context.

5. Limitations of Ai and accessibility

• Ai hasn't completely mastered the subtleties of accessibility. 
• Transcriptions may not accurately capture certain voices or languages.

6. Tips for web developers to make sites more accessible

• Test websites with a screen reader.
• Shorten sales pages.
• Avoid accessibility overlays.
• Include a website search function.

7. The law and web accessibility:

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 Don’t miss this fascinating conversation w/RC Williams of SherlocExposes.com ! Elites in the federal government hate cash because they hate Americans who love freedom. Cash provides privacy, an easy way for individuals to settle debts or sell goods without big govt intrusion; cash can’t be taxed or tracked, preventing Uncle Sam from getting involved in petty transactions. 
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Create content for your target audience over search engines, not the other way around. Mike Aynsley, Director for Audience Strategy and Engagement at Hootsuite, shares how great content rewards both you and the end user, as well as how search marketing remains relevant despite the changing tech. 

Learn more about the value of high-quality content that solves human problems in this episode of Breadcrumbs Hot Takes Live by Revenue Cafe podcast.

HIGHLIGHT QUOTES

Get ideas from other people to keep content fresh - Mike: "You've got to be ahead of the next big thing. Talk to your teams, talk to your customers, what are people wondering about today? Tomorrow? And then you have to create content around that, and there's a really big opportunity there, so it's always going to be about humans. You're trying to solve human problems." 

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SEO is not dead, but the days of keyword stuffing into mediocre content are definitely over. Mike Aynsley, Director for Audience Strategy and Engagement at Hootsuite, shares how to create an inbound strategy that is audience-led and evolves with tech, channels, and tactics. Learn more about the key principles of a future and AI-proof strategy in this episode of Breadcrumbs Hot Takes Live by Revenue Cafe podcast.

HIGHLIGHT QUOTES

Relevance and Readiness explained - Mike: "Number one, is the keyword relevant to your company's value proposition? If I'm having trouble with X, does that suggest I might find your product helpful? Number two, readiness to buy. Hootsuite, which is obviously where I work, is a social media management platform."

"So a search topic like how to use Twitter, that's in the right universe, that person cares about social media, but they're probably a long ways away from needing a powerful marketing tool. But if someone is searching for best social media tools, then that person is shopping."

Create original content that builds authority - Mike: "Another critical step to SEO success doesn't even happen on your website. Referring domains, other websites that cite and link to yours, is one of the most important ranking factors.

"It's a signal to search engines like Google that a particular site is an authority on a given topic. That is why valuable, original content is critical to success. You need to compel prospects and other publishers to not only click on your links but share them with their audiences."

You can find out more about Mike in the link below: 

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelaynsley/

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