Google Discover fixing fake AI spam problem
After many complaints with the quality of the Google Discover feed, Google is promising a fix is in the works.
After many complaints with the quality of the Google Discover feed, Google is promising a fix is in the works.
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New data indicates that unless advertisers are paying careful attention to their exclusion lists, there's a chance that ads could be showing up next to fake news online.
There's still a long way to go to fix the fake-news problem, but even further for Bing according to a new Stanford report.
A knowledge panel manipulation technique is finally getting the search giant's serious attention.
Google has published a revised version of the 164-page set of guidelines used to help human 'quality raters' evaluate online content and provide feedback to Google
Google to provide more sources and context on breaking news-related searches in YouTube.
Google said Wikipedia prank caused Republican "Nazism" Knowledge Panel.
The number of ads Google took down last year for advertising policy violations nearly doubled from 2016, and cryptocurrency ads will soon join the list of forbidden ad types.
Google will display indicators to help distinguish between quality journalism and false information in search and elsewhere.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Google adds new knowledge panel to provide information about news publishersNov 7, 2017 by Barry Schwartz In an effort to combat fake news and equip searchers with more data about news […]
Support of the International Fact-Checking Network will provide tools and training for more fact checkers around the world.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Google’s rocky road: Fake news, extremist videos & bad search results [Podcast]May 8, 2017 by Matt McGee In this week’s podcast, we discuss Google’s efforts to combat hyperpartisan and extremist content, […]
In this week's podcast, we discuss Google's efforts to combat hyperpartisan and extremist content, fake news and misinformation on YouTube and in its search results.
Google hopes to improve by better surfacing authoritative content and enlisting feedback about suggested searches and Featured Snippets answers.
Under fire for months, can Google reverse the drip-drip-drip of criticism as incorrect, absurd or even dangerous results surface to the top?
Using data from human "quality raters," Google hopes to teach its algorithms how to better spot offensive and often factually incorrect information.
A Google webmaster violation is the reason this web site was penalized by Google, not because the site is controversial.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: [Reminder] Upcoming webinar — Tips for better brand/agency creative collaborationFeb 21, 2017 by Digital Marketing Depot We all know the creative process is challenging. Its non-linear nature often causes frustration, delays, […]
The company says efforts to crack down on payday loan ads, ads that look like system errors and "tabloid cloaking" ads were among those that led to an increase in removed ads in 2016.
Criticized for listing a Holocaust-denial site first, Google's results are finally changing -- but probably due to external factors.
Facing criticism over "fake news," inappropriate search suggestions and more, the search company is looking for long-term and comprehensive solutions.
Google has replaced the "In the news" title with "Top stories" on desktop to bring it more in line with the mobile version of the search results.
Google and Facebook are committed to facts and progress, but The Guardian argues they may be helping to undermine both.
Do search engines and other content distribution platforms have a responsibility to present information that is true? Columnist Janet Driscoll Miller discusses the issues surrounding this question.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Why Google might not be able to stop “fake news”Nov 22, 2016 by Danny Sullivan Google says it wants to prevent fake news from spreading, but the search giant has serious […]
Google says it wants to prevent fake news from spreading, but the search giant has serious challenges in actually curbing it.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Bing Partner Program expands to agencies and technology partners, rolling out to more marketsNov 15, 2016 by Ginny Marvin Customers that meet certain engagement criteria can become eligible for program benefits. […]
These ad policy changes don't guarantee fake news won't continue showing up in the Facebook News Feed or Google search results.
“What’s the use of PRWeb?,” tweeted Megan McCarthy of Reuters, trying to digest how that service ended up circulating a fake Google acquisition story. Come along, Megan and others, and I’ll explain one of the sorriest uses, getting crap into Google News and out into news sites. For those who somehow missed today’s big tech […]
I can’t believe I’m writing this post. But on a day when both Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson have died, people are clearly ready to believe anything. And a rumor that Jeff Goldblum has passed away is making the rounds, unable to be squashed because all the sites talking about it keep crashing under the […]