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Google reiterated that the move does not include a rankings change. The post AMP — Accelerated Mobile Pages — begin global rollout in Google mobile […]

Europe sees a fairer marketplace, Google sees a bonanza for lawyers. The post New EU copyright rules: basic fairness or punitive media subsidy? appeared first […]

Survey says nearly 90 percent of mobile consumers turn to search first. The post Google: Search the primary and most often used mobile shopping tool […]

The facts of the present case were egregious but the law created by the court is bad for the internet. The post European court says […]

To be considered for inclusion, sites will need to use review snippet markup. The post Google adds ‘Reviews from the web’ to critic reviews in […]

Mobile searches now constitute between 50 and 60 percent of queries in the US market. The post Billions served: PC search is down but query […]

The company seeks to crowd-source street-level photography on a global basis. The post OpenStreetMap debuts Google Street View alternative: OpenStreetView appeared first on Search Engine […]

Search feature will soon be broadly accessible to local businesses and their agencies. The post Google Local Business Cards or Posts about to roll out […]

Google is adding content for users on the go but some local search rivals see the move intentionally marginalizing their content. The post Yelp, TripAdvisor: […]

Bidding agreements prevented 1-800 Contacts and its rivals from bidding on each others’ trademarked terms. The post FTC sues 1-800 Contacts over reciprocal, “anti-competitive” PPC […]