The 2010 Winter Olympics are over. I know, I'm kind of bummed too.

I really didn't think these Olympic games would draw me in... but they did. And Wow, what a finale!

In truth, they probably couldn't have come at a better time. The media coverage of Tiger and Health Care reform was really quite excessive. Come to think of it, still is:(

Well, being a search marketing consultant, I was especially impressed with how the search engines honored these Olympics. New Logos, Special Homepages, Dedicated Coverage and In-Search Olympic Results were some great features that kept me tuned in. I can't wait to see what they come up with in 2012!

In case you missed some it, here are a couple of sideshows showing tribute from the search engines.

Bing Winter Olympics Slideshow

Google, Yahoo and DogPile 2010 Olympic Slideshow

 
 
What do you think of the search engine coverage of the Olympics? Feel free to share your thoughts.
 

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Tags: 2010, Bing, DogPile.com, Google, homepages, logos, Olympics, Winter Olympics, Yahoo

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