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"Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web.Search Engine Roundtable Stories:\n\t\tYahoo Search Update: March 2009\n\t\tIt has been about a month since the February Yahoo Search update and we are now seeing reports of a new update. Threads at WebmasterWorld and DigitalPoint Forums have a lot of discussion around the changes at Yahoo. Like usual, Yahoo has not yet posted a \"weather report\", but I bet they will today or tomorrow. There are some pretty heavy fluctuations in the Yahoo Search results and some are still update with how Yahoo\n\t\tGoogle Analytics Stores Data for 25 Months\n\t\tA Google Analytics Help thread has confirmation from a Googler that your Analytics data will remain in your account for at least the past 25 months. Anna from the Google Analytics team said, \"data is stored for at least 25 months,\" when using Google Analytics. After that, I guess you should export the data and save it locally. Is 25 months enough for you? Personally, I am not too sure. Here is a poll, let\n\t\tGoogle AdSense Updates Start Screen Again\n\t\tSome very watchful DigitalPoint Forums members noticed that Google updated the Google AdSense home page. Here is the before and after. Before there was more color in that box on the left: Now, the box on the left is mostly blue: Notice the difference? Yea, pretty small, but we noticed. Forum discussion at DigitalPoint Forums.\n\t\tMicrosoft Drops Ms. Dewey\n\t\tAs a way to promote Microsoft's search technology, in November 2006, Microsoft launched Ms. Dewey, a Flash based search interface which answered your queries in a witty and sarcastic manner. Sadly, as Kim reports, msdewey.com no longer is live, in fact, the domain name is set to expire in November of this year. The irony of this is that when Ask dropped Jeeves, I joked that Dewey was the new Jeeves character in the search\n\t\tGoogle AdSense Dumps Video Ads, Saw It Coming\n\t\tA week ago today, we reported how AdSense publishers were not happy with video unit payouts. In fact, they were extremely upset with how little the earnings were for displaying rich media on their sites. Friday, Google announced that they are \"sunsetting\" (dropping) the video ad units. Google said: After reviewing our AdSense video units feature, which allows you to show YouTube content and ads on your pages, we've found that it hasn't had the\n\n\nOther Great Search Forum Threads:\n\n\tNew Google AdWords Beta Interface, WebmasterWorld\n\tAre The Search Engines Really Indexing Flash?, Sphinn\n\tUsing the Kick Ass &amp;quot;Top Pages on Domain&amp;quot;  SEOmoz tool, Sphinn\n\tDo Search Engines Look at Keywords in URLs?, Sphinn\n\tPossible Scam, WebmasterWorld\n\tThe Perfect Link Request Email Template, Sphinn\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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