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When Mozilla announced a year ago that it would not renew the search deal it had with Google in favor of regional deals that would give the organization more flexibility and independence, a turning point was reached. Instead of being dependent on a single Google has blamed a coding bug for burying search results for TripAdvisor and Yelp. Executive from the two sites, which compete with Google to offer travel and business recommendations, tweeted examples of smartphone searches over the weekend that included San Francisco (AFP) - Since a top European court ruled people have a right to be forgotten online, Google has received 348,085 requests for tidbits to vanish from search results. Silicon Valley-based Google, a subsidiary of newly-created parent company Last month, Google announced Accelerated Mobile Pages, a new open source project, which is basically its answer to Facebook’s Instant Articles. Like Instant Articles, the purpose of the project is to enable web pages to load more quickly on mobile devices. Executives at Yelp and TripAdvisor are angry at Google for burying their search results well below its own offerings--an issue the search giant says was caused by a "bug"--Re/code reports. Users who searched for queries that contained the company names--e It’s clear that Google is thinking hard about the future of search beyond simply providing a list of blue links. Over the past several years, Google’s search engine has evolved to the point where it can answer everything from questions about our .

In my previous post — “Is search engine optimization worth the effort?” — some readers questioned what I wrote. But no one picked up on my first assumption, that Google, being the largest search engine, is the one you should optimize for. Google has a neat new Easter Egg for anyone interested in Star Wars. When Google users search for "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away," Google will transform the browser window into a galactic theme with search results scrolling into space We are less than a month away from the release of seventh Star Wars movie, ‘The Force Awakens.’ In a run up to the release, Google recently got a makeover asking you to choose between light or dark side. If that wasn’t enough, Google has now planted Google released data earlier today on foot traffic patterns during the holiday shopping season. The data were collected from anonymous mobile users with location history enabled. These capabilities are part of Google’s broader Estimated Total Conversions .