Yahoo has released a new search crawler. Meet Slurp, a more efficient website visiting engine. Yahoo has estimated that website owners will see a 25% reduction in the number of requests coming from Yahoo servers, thus decreasing bandwidth.

Yahoo has said that some slight changes might occur with page shuffling, and ranking changes.

Yahoo does have a feedback form for any conerns that you might have with the new search crawler.

Jobs in Search is exactly what it says. Jobs in the search industry. If you are looking for a job at a Search Engine company, Search Engine Marketing firm, Search Engine Optimization company, New Media, Digital Media, and any company that provides services and products aimed at the search industry, this is a site to look into.

JobsInSearch.com has special sections for SEO and SEM resources, Events, Search News, and Industry experts.

[via Loren Baker]

Google's Matt Cutts answered some questions recently on Google Video. Check these videos out if you are really into search, Matt has some good thoughts down.

Cutts went over the Qualities of a good site, SEO myths, and Optimizing for Search Engines or for Users.

The videos were freshly shot this weekend, and are the personal views of Matt, and not necessarily of his famous employers. Excellent Read.

Microsoft thinks that enterprise search belongs to them. Even though Google has been in the game since the early 2000's.

Recently that's what Microsoft wants to believe. Their COO Kevin Turner supposedly told The Register, that enterprise search is their business, and Google isn't going to take it from them.

Microsoft looks like they are again, getting a little intimidated about the step ahead that Google has in the search industry at large. Google has been in this sector a while, if anything, maybe its Microsoft that is trying to do a little market stealing here.