17 posts tagged google do evil

Google Filed under: General Rants, Science and Technology — Longrider @ 17:16 pm It seems that Google has decided that Longrider and Felix Domesticus are both distributing badware. If you search on Google, this is what you see. These sites are not distributing badware.

I conceded the notion that privacy exists years ago. Considering how much I publish online, considering how much of my activity takes place online, I probably have far fewer things that are private than most people. But when you take a moment to think about it, the degree two which we entrust faceless organizations with the intimate details of our daily lives is scary.

I’m very disappointed in the Google board’s recommended decision to reject a shareholder request for a human rights committee and anti-censorship rules. These decisions make Google’s claims to be improving search around the globe ring somewhat  … hollow:  Official Google Blog: Making search better

My message to Yahoo: Do No Evil Empire. Okay, maybe it's a Silicon Valley thing, but for all the durm und strang surrounding the Microsoft seizure of Yahoo, has anyone fully thought about the unpleasant implications of a world where MFST rules the Net?

My message to Yahoo: Do No Evil Empire. Okay, maybe it's a Silicon Valley thing, but for all the durm und strang surrounding the Microsoft seizure of Yahoo, has anyone fully thought about the unpleasant implications of a world where MFST rules the Net?

Google Q1 PR Update 2008 - Technorati.com Showing PageRank Zero Posted in Google Search, Do No Evil by Dave on the January 16th, 2008 Most of the blogging community and webmasters on Digital Point and other forums were pretty convinced this recent Google pagerank update had been completed but

Yesterday, Paul Walsh reported that Wei Wenhau, 41, a Chinese construction company executive, was beaten to death by Chinese authorities for unauthorized video blogging. This, he reported has led to thousands of Chinese expressing outrage on internet chatrooms.

Yesterday, Paul Walsh reported that Wei Wenhau, 41, a Chinese construction company executive, was beaten to death by Chinese authorities for unauthorized video blogging. This, he reported has led to thousands of Chinese expressing outrage on internet chatrooms.

"Paid blog posts isn't the true reason they got penalized. Anything that competed with Google's Adsense got them penalized. It comes down to the fact that Google owns that ranking system and is now using it to leverage their own products." source I'd been reading for years about how competitive the

Well, Google has really abandoned that whole Do No Evil thing they were so proud of. There are posts >here, >here, and >here that seem to be a trend. The following types of websites are likely to merit low landing page quality scores and may be difficult to advertise affordably.