Google can keep Chrome, but exclusive search deals must end
A federal judge in the DOJ antitrust case ruled that Google must share its search data and end its use of exclusive contracts.
A federal judge in the DOJ antitrust case ruled that Google must share its search data and end its use of exclusive contracts.
Marketers and tech experts warn of unintended consequences while questioning Chrome's viability as standalone product.
"Apple Search" is not in the works as the company believes its deal with Google works better for its customers.
Go inside a Google search quality meeting, plus: Google core search ranking algorithm update, how Google prices and ranks ads and more.
Giving in to pressure from regulators and competitors, Google’s updated screen will roll out in September and search engines will appear based on market share instead of bidding per user.
Gabriel Weinberg also believes that privacy legislation can make the internet more competitive.
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DuckDuckGo has just relaunched with a new visual design across its home page and search results pages. Founder Gabriel Weinberg has been taking feedback and tweaking the design for at least three-plus weeks in the site’s community forum, where he announced the new look and layout early Friday. The home page (shown above) is clean […]
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