UK Prime Minister Attacks Google, Bing & Yahoo On Child Porn, Demands Better...
UK prime minister David Cameron unveiled a wide-range of efforts today to protect children against pornography on the Internet. A significant part of his speech attacked the search engines of Google,...
View ArticleGoogle Introducing “In-Depth Articles” To Search Results
Google is rolling out “in-depth” articles this morning. We previously wrote about the test when it appeared a couple of months ago. In-depth articles exist for a wide range of topics (e.g.,...
View ArticleSearchCap: The Day In Search, August 6, 2013
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the Web. From Search Engine Land: Google Introducing “In-Depth Articles” To Search Results Google...
View ArticleGoogle Says European Law Does Not Support Mosley Lawsuit To Censor Search...
Yesterday, Google posted a plea on their Google Europe blog asking European courts to dismiss a lawsuit filed by former Formula One president Max Mosley. The lawsuit requests that Google build a filter...
View Article5 Reasons You’ll Need to Increase Your SEO Budget in 2014 by @jaysondemers
With the recent turmoil with search engines and rankings, many are wondering about how much they should ask for their SEO budget in the coming year. Luckily, even with Google’s changes, SEO continues...
View ArticleGoogle Hummingbird, and what it means for Online Marketers & SEO by...
On Inside Search, Google shared their 15th birthday with the world, announcing changes to their search algorithm and search experience. This was celebrated at a press conference held on September...
View ArticleInfographic: What Is The Nofollow Tag; When & How To Use It
The nofollow tag is a way publishers can tell search engines not to count some of their links to other pages as “votes” in favor of that content. Why would publishers need to block such votes? Doing so...
View ArticleFrench Court Orders Google To Remove Max Mosley Images From Search Engine...
After making a public plea for the European courts to dismiss a lawsuit filed by former Formula One president Max Mosley, Google found out today the French court has ruled in favor of Mosley and is...
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