New Search Engine News Podcast Debuts

By Digital Trends Staff July 26, 2005

If you’ve got a thing for the latest in search engine news and events, there’s a new podcast for you. Set to debut tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. EDT is The Daily SearchCast, hosted by Danny Sullivan and Gary Price of SearchEngineWatch.com fame.

This new podcast and live show, according to a press release, will air daily (Tuesdays-Fridays) and cover updates, recaps and news in the search engine and search engine marketing industries. Sullivan, SearchEngineWatch.com’s founder, and Price, SearchEngineWatch.com’s news editor, will alternately host radio segments featuring special guest co-hosts. The podcast will be broadcast through WebmasterRadioFM as well as the Search Engine Watch Blog.

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“We know that more and more people are tuning into information through podcasts, and we thought this would be a great way for them to get a fast update on search news,” Sullivan explained. “We’re especially looking forward to having fun with the show, rather than it being a droll recap of top headlines.”

“WebmasterRadio prides itself on providing essential information to its listeners, allowing them to meet and exceed their online business goals,” stated WebmasterRadio.FM Vice President of Marketing Brandy Shapiro-Babin. “The addition of ‘The Daily SearchCast’ to our fantastic lineup continues our commitment to featuring the most respected hosts and authorities on our network. We are thrilled to present this show to the online business community and provide unprecedented access to one of the search engine industry’s most recognized experts.”

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