Google search update aims to show more diverse results from different domain names
Another Google search update has rolled out this week, this one deals with domain diversity in the search results.
Another Google search update has rolled out this week, this one deals with domain diversity in the search results.
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Google has given us an update on the big Google search algorithm update. It will take a few more days to fully roll out.
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Google is killing the 'Google Now' name but improving the underlying functionality to make it more controllable, engaging -- and searchable.
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