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Contains news from multiple search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Bing, Ask and others.

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Jun

What Dangers Does AI Pose to Our Society?

June 1, 2023
Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents both significant benefits and potential dangers to society. While AI has the potential to revolutionize various aspects of our lives, it is essential to acknowledge and address the risks associated with its development and deployment. Here are the top 13 of the dangers AI poses to our society:   Job Displacement:...
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11
Sep

Google Says It’s Now Considering Nofollow Links (to a Point)

September 11, 2019
Some SEO’s (myself included) have for years theorized that Google does assign some value to nofollow links. Even though the world’s most popular search engine has denied this, the result of many years of testing have spoken for themselves in contradiction to what the “Don’t Be Evil” company has publicly stated. Now, for the first...
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05
May

Survey Says! Reviews Are Mixed on Premium GMB Services

May 5, 2019
Google has been sending around a survey to gauge interest in paid premium features for Google My Business (GMB). According to Search Engine Journal the price for premium GMB services range from $25 – $70 per month. Below is the proposed list of services. Proposed Premium Features on Google My Business: Google customer support“Book” button...
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19
Apr

Fake News Still a Problem for Search Engines and Social Media

April 19, 2017,
I have to admit, first off, that I fell for this fake news story when it broke a couple of days ago. My bad! You may have read it (and believed it), too. It basically goes like this: A married couple in Mississippi go to a fertility clinic since they are having trouble conceiving children....
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16
Jul

Right to Be Forgotten 74 Percent Say Yes

July 16, 2014
In May 2014 the European Union declared that its citizens have the right to be forgotten. In other words, many of these citizens don’t want to appear in the search results. So, how about in the U. S.? According to a recent survey on Survey Monkey, 74-percent of adults in the U. S. also want...
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19
Dec

Google SEO Predictions for 2014

December 19, 2013
As 2013 comes to a close, it’s time to review the past and take a peek into the future. A quick year in review will show that Google made several Panda updates, a Penguin update, a Phantom update and finally the grande Hummingbird update. After these, Google would challenge marketers with the “not provided” update...
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11
Sep

Godaddy Anonymous Blues

September 11, 2012
There should be a sad song written about this one. Yesterday, Godaddy had a massive Internet outage and the hacker group Anonymous has taken credit for that. Of course at this writing Godaddy hasn’t fully acknowledged the hack attack. They are saying the outage was due to a “…corruption of network router tables.” Now, Godaddy...
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25
Feb

Microsoft Yahoo Search Alliance for Antitrust You Can Trust

February 25, 2010
Microsoft and Yahoo have done the dirty deal, so to speak, last summer and decided to join forces in search. The Microsoft buyout of Yahoo search means more competition at least according to the U. S. Department of Justice. Do you trust antitrust? In this case, yes. Not, that Google is some giant “do no...
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