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| Google changes its search formula to address piracy Los Angeles Times Hoping to mollify its entertainment industry critics,Google Inc.is tweaking its search engine to penalize websites suspected of hosting pirated music, videos, games and other copyrighted content. The change was viewed as a concession to movie studios, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| In Google's Privacy Settlement, Tech Giant Denies Liability (Again) Huffington Post Those are the terms Google agreed to in its record-breaking settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, which announced Thursday it had penalized Google for the second time in a year for violating privacy promises made to its users. Google's failure ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Nexus 7 is (almost) the only device I need CNET I've had a Google Nexus 7 tablet for a little while now, and I'm a bit worried that my hands may soon just merge with the slick touch screen, transforming me into a 21st century Inspector Gadget. Unlike previous Android tablets and my much-scorned Nook ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google's Changing The Algorithm Again: This Might Not Be A Good Idea Forbes Under a certain amount of pressure Google has announced that starting next week it will be changing the ranking algorithm. The aim is that those who are presenting other people's copyrighted material will turn up lower down in the search results. But ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Microsoft's Place in the Apple-Google War DailyFinance In the ongoing war between industry giants Apple (NAS: AAPL) and Google (NAS: GOOG) , old Microsoft finds itself shoved to the side by these fellow tech titans. With the burgeoning growth of mobile platforms and the slow decline of the PC, Microsoft ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Caters to Copyrights Wall Street Journal Google Inc. said its search engine would begin to penalize websites suspected of improperly posting copyrighted material, a gesture meant to succor media companies that have long complained about the issue. In a post Friday on Google's blog, Amit ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Is It Safe to Google "Kristen Stewart?" How Hackers Target Celebrity Gossip Huffington Post (blog) Google and Microsoft's Bing search engine are aware of this tactic -- and they've tried to engineer protections into the search systems that prevent this -- but blackhat SEOers still manage to game the system, albeit for a shorter period of time than ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Google's new plan to fight piracy draws skepticism CNET (blog) Google announced on the company's blog today that sites that generate too many take-down notices will find themselves pushed down in the search rankings. Takedown notices are the documents that owners of copyrighted material file in order to request ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Google Releases New Web Development Aids PCWorld Google released two new internally authored technologies this week that could help ease the burdens of Web developers. One is a tool for spotting memory leaks in JavaScript code, and the other is a library written in Dart for accessing popular Google ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google talks of Wi-Fi availability Kansas City Star Yet the breadth of any Google Fiber Wi-Fi network will ultimately be determined by people controlling public buildings such as schools and libraries that get free connections from the company. In fliers sent out to neighborhoods where Google is now ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google and Other Key Players Band Together to Form Mobile Payment Committee Mobile Magazine The mobile payment revolution is just around the corner, with companies like Google and Apple both getting behind the technology. While the revolution is coming closer, it will need guidance and direction if it's going to truly take off. In order to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Under Copyright Pressure, Google to Alter Search Results New York Times (blog) Google said that beginning next week its algorithms would take into account the number of valid copyright removal notices Web sites have received. Web sites with multiple, valid complaints about copyright infringement may appear lower in Google search ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google praised for move to penalize sites hosting pirated content Los Angeles Times Hollywood and other content owners, whose relationship with Google is fitful at best, gave the Silicon Valley search company rare praise Friday for its move to penalize websites that have been flagged by copyright holders for potentially hosting ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google's search engine becomes new antipiracy weapon CNET This appears to be among the most significant antipiracy measure Google has ever adopted. The company's powerful search engine is the route through which most people on the planet conduct Internet searches. For the past two years, Google has made ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Lost Egyptian pyramids found by Google Earth GlobalPost (blog) A Google Earth satellite imagery survey may have found two pyramid complexes in Egypt, Discovery News reported. The sites, which are located about 90 miles apart, contain unusual groupings of mounds with intriguing features and orientation, satellite ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google to Demote Sites With 'High Number' of Copyright Complaints PC Magazine Singhal insisted that Google will not remove websites from search entirely "unless we receive a valid copyright removal notice from the rights owner." The search giant will also continue to provide counter-notice tools to those affected in case they ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Now Is Watching You PC Magazine I've been getting friendly with the newest features of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus phone, including a feature called Google Now. On the new start slider, when bringing the phone to life, you can slide to the right to go to the phone itself. If you go to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google to de-emphasize websites that have high numbers of copyright take ... Washington Post The Motion Picture Association of America issued a lukewarm response, saying it was "optimistic" the change would help steer consumers away from piracy. "We will be watching this development closely — the devil is always in the details," MPAA senior ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google to downgrade pirate sites in search results The Associated Press This year, Google joined other Silicon Valley heavyweights to help kill legislation that would have given government and content creators more power to shut down foreign websites that promote piracy. The Motion Picture Association of America issued a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google tweaks search to pinch piracy: MPAA optimistic, but notes "devil is in ... Chicago Tribune "This ranking change should help users find legitimate, quality sources of content more easily -- whether it's a song previewed on NPR's music website, a TV show on Hulu or new music streamed from Spotify," wrote Amit Singhal, senior VP engineering at ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Google Algorithm Changes For June, July Finally Released WebProNews [project codename "Image"] We've updated a signal for Google Images to help return more on-topic image search results. #82743. [project codename "Answers"] Changes to the calculator feature to improve recognition of queries containing "and," such as [4 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Google fights piracy with search Washington Post In a statement of its own, the Motion Picture Association of America hailed the decision and said it was "optimistic that Google's actions will help steer consumers to the myriad of legal ways for them to access movies and TV shows online." Related ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Google helps Bluffs students go high tech Omaha World-Herald Chris Russell, operations manager for Google's Council Bluffs data center, said the company's goal is to help students gain experience and get excited about pursuing careers in the tech field after college. A similar grant funded a mobile phone ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Unveils Search Changes to Curb Access to Pirated Content Bloomberg Entertainment companies have been pressing Google for years to take steps to make pirated content harder to find. The new system will use "removal notices," or complaints from entertainment companies, that a website has received in ranking search ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| An update to our search algorithms - Inside Search By A Googler Inside Search. The official Google Search blog. Search This Blog. Loading... Site Feed · Add to Google ... More blogs from Google. Visit our directory for more information about Google blogs. Feedback? Do you want to comment on a post or ... Inside Search | ||
| Google Updates Its Search Algorithm: Will Start Punishing Sites With ... By Frederic Lardinois Google provides search and advertising services, which together aim to organize and monetize the world's information. In addition to its dominant search engine, it offers a plethora of online tools and platforms including: Gmail, Maps, YouTube ... TechCrunch | ||
| Google moves to combat piracy in search results — paidContent By Laura Hazard Owen Google will tweak its search algorithm to push pirated content further down in search results -- a move welcomed by the film and music industries. paidContent | ||
| Today's Scuttlebot: Google as Samsung's Little Helper, and Sign ... By By THE NEW YORK TIMES The technology reporters and editors of The New York Times scour the Web for important and peculiar items. Friday's selection includes sign-language music on YouTube, an exodus at Facebook and American state stereotypes. Read more... NYT Bits | ||
| Google to Lower Web Sites' Ranking Based on Alleged Copyright ... By Whitson Gordon It's unclear exactly how this will play out, but one possible (and problematic) scenario: we may start to see a lot less of BitTorrent and file sharing sites on Google, even when we're searching for something legitimate. Hit the link to read more. Lifehacker: Google | ||
| Secure your Google Account with two-step authentication ... By Andy Wolber Two-step authentication significantly increases the security of your Google account and it takes less than three minutes to setup. on TechRepublic | ||
| Google to downrank sites hit by valid copyright claims -- Engadget By Terrence O'Brien Google has been dogged by claims that it facilitates the piracy of content through its search results pretty much since day one. Starting next week, the. Engadget | ||
| Google Starts Punishing "Pirate" Sites In Search Results | TorrentFreak By Ernesto Google announced today that it will lower the search engine rankings of websites that receive a high number of DMCA takedown requests, independent of whether the linked content is lawful or not. The algorithm change is the result of ... TorrentFreak | ||
| Tech at Night: Google punished for hacking Safari Do Not Track ... By Neil Stevens (Diary) So the FTC is on a tear. Google is officially smacked for $22.5 million for hacking though Safari's privacy protections to sell Safari users' information to. RedState | ||
| Goofing Off on a Google Doodle: How Downtime Helps Us Work Better By Chris Taylor As many productivity experts will tell you, building a good chunk of downtime into your day isn't just helpful in recharging yourself and your creativity. It's essential. Mashable! | ||
| Watch out, pirates: Google's new search changes target copyright ... By Ricardo Bilton With a tweak to its search algorithm, Google's waters are about to become a bit more unfriendly to pirates. VentureBeat | ||
| New Google Search signal: copyright removal notices By Martin Brinkmann This is how big companies start to lose their edge. They get distracted from their core mission which is to excel at providing a service to their users. The distractions are small but numerous and ultimately it leads to enough loss of focus to allow ... gHacks Technology News | Latest... | ||
| Good Deal: 45 albums for $2.99 on Google Play | The Verge By Dieter Bohn Albums. In your heart of hearts, you know you should be listening to the whole damn thing instead of just your favorite track. You also suspect that they don't make 'em like the used to. Well, you... The Verge - All Posts | ||
| Google Translate Now Reads Text From Images | Geekosystem By Sui Ying Teoh In its latest update, Google Translate for Android went Goggles, and brought us the ability to translate words from photos. Which makes perfect sense, because if you can't read it, odds are you probably can't type it. Here's how you use it. Geekosystem |
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