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Google might own the world’s most popular search engine and video site, but one area where the Mountain View company isn’t doing quite as well is social media. This is a shame from them, considering the huge amount of money involved in services like Facebook and Twitter. Social media has been growing exponentially for the [...]

Google has been looking at trying to integrate information from social media websites into its search engine for some time, but this week the search engine has taken the next step, announcing that its social search feature has finally gone into beta accessible to users. The idea behind social search is to be integrating blogs, photos [...]

Following recent cyber attacks on Google.cn, the companies presence in China, Google have recently decided to cease censoring their search results in the country, which will likely lead to a full withdrawal considering such a decision is against the law in China, which heavily censors the internet in a method that has become known as [...]

Google has been in the news a lot this week as the search giant announced that it would stop the censoring of its search results in China which could lead to the service being shut down in the country entirely, and the offices closed down as it’s likely to be against the censorship heavy Chinese [...]

We’re used to seeing Google in the top list of websites for pure usage just about every day of the year, at least in American and the UK. But while our own English sights were kept firmly planted on Google over this Christmas period, the Americans strayed on Christmas Day when Facebook overtook Google as [...]

Many different sites have tried to court the fame and success of the World’s most popular search engine by creating a domain name and even an entire brand around a similar theme to Google’s. However, Google is quick to deter people by launching lawsuits at everyone and anyone who has tried to imitate their name [...]

US Search Engine Google has been attacked by the miniature President of France, Nicolas Sarkozy, due to its plans to put much of the classic literature from the entire world in a digital format. Sarkozy has said that he doesn’t want the French part of classic literature put up online to aid the profits of [...]

What may come as a surprise to some webmasters is Google’s recent announcement that cross domain content duplication will be allowed. Google is recognizing that there are legitimate reasons to duplicate content across different websites. For example if you are migrating to a new domain name and using a Web server that cannot perform server-side redirects. [...]

Real time search has been rolled out across Google this week, and although the search feature won’t apply to all searches and instead only work with ‘trended’ topics that are likely to take advantage of the feature, SEO companies and brands need to take note of the changes. Searching in real time involves searching for a [...]

Recently Google made the announcement on their blog that personalized search would be extended to signed out users globally. This is a huge step search giant in their continuous efforts to deliver highly relevant search results. But what does this mean for SEO? Perhaps it’s too early to tell for that. What we can tell you [...]