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"In this weeks search recap, I cover the past month of Google SEO related topics, in the February Google Webmaster report.  Bing spoke up on how important redirecting your canonical URLs are.  Google is disapproving AdWords ads for \"artificial ad traffic.\"  Google is sending payment notifications to some AdSense publishers.  Some publishers got paid double last month.  Google may disclose the AdSense revenue split, and yes, most publishers want to know.  AdSense has a reporting glitch with Blogger.  Google is testing a new Google News home page and they also added a starring feature.  Google Images previews now have a flip image feature for some.  Finally, it was Groundhog day and only Bing and us had themes, Google, Yahoo and others did not.  That was this past week at the Search Engine Roundtable.Make sure to subscribe to our video feed or subscribe directly on iTunes to be notified of these updates and download the video in the background.  Here is the YouTube version of the feed:\nFor the original iTunes version, click here or to see the YouTube version in higher quality, click play &amp; hit \"HD.\"Search Topics of Discussion:\nFebruary 2010 Google Webmaster ReportSome Insight Into How Bing Handles WWW vs Non-WWW Canonical SEO IssuesGoogle AdWords Disapproved For \"Artificial Ad Traffic\"Google Sending Emails Notifications to Publishers Regarding PaymentsGoogle Double Pays Publisher, Apologizes Via EmailGoogle May Disclose AdSense Revenue Split, But Publishers Don't CareMost AdSense Publishers Want Google To Disclose Revenue SplitGoogle AdSense Blogger Reporting BugGoogle News Tests a New DesignBlue Pale Stars on Google News Confuses Users?Google Images Preview Flip (Slider) FeatureGroundhog Day: Bing Theme But Nothing From Google, Yahoo, AOL &amp;amp; OthersPlease do subscribe via iTunes or on your favorite RSS reader. Don't forget to comment below with the right answer and good luck!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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