Google Discontinuing “Site Search,” Replacing With Ad Sponsored Version
Sometime this year, Google will officially shut down their “Google Site Search” feature, a recent notice from the company to web site owners said. The…
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Google and Bing Step Up In Copyright Fight, Remove Sites From First Page
In what UK lawmakers are calling a “landmark deal,” both Google and Microsoft pledged this week to crack down on sites hosting pirated content. Under…
New Wordable App Moves Content From Google Docs to WordPress With One Click
If you use both Google Docs and WordPress to publish content to a blog, your world just got a bit easier thanks to a new…
Google Removed Over 900 Million Copyright Infringing URLs In 2016 Alone
According to numbers in their latest transparency report, Google has received take down requests for more than 1 million different web sites because of copyright…
When It Comes To Travel Advertising, Google Is The King By Far
New numbers show that Google is easily the leader when it comes to travel related advertising, but just how much of the market they have…
Fake Amazon Ad On Google Sends Millions Of People To Scam Site
Anyone who used Google to search for the term “Amazon” in an attempt to get to the retail giant’s web site Wednesday of this week…
WordPress Site Owners Now Get Update Notices From Google In Addition to WordPress
If there’s one thing anyone running their own site dreads, it’s the possibility of getting hacked. In fact, it’s one of the biggest reasons some…
WordPress Powers More Than 25% Of The Internet Today, Company Says
When you consider the popularity of privately run blogs on the Internet today, you probably wouldn’t be too shocked to know that WordPress powers a…
Google Fixes Accelerated Mobile Links, Making Sharing Easier Than Ever
When Google launched their Accelerated Mobile Pages platform last year, the intent was to make sure pages loaded faster on a mobile device. Instead of…
Google Shuts Down Popular Site’s Ad Revenue Because of A Reader Comment That Was 6 Years Old
Fark.com owner Drew Curtis put it best. “Google farked us over,” he posted on the site’s blog. Curtis’ post was in response to Google refusing…