Tough to choose which of these is worse. [Ed. note: Important homework assignment: Pick one of these and illustrate it, then add it in the comments. OK, go!] Read More ›
What a hypocrite. Much like people, Google dishes out advice it'd never dream of taking.
This is a question that needs an answer. (via theuniblog.evilspacerobot.com) View Image ›
Google Search is super hot on the BuzzFeed Network right now. Here's all the best viral buzz on Google Search. View Topic ›
Goog is super hot on the BuzzFeed Network right now. Here's all the best viral buzz on Goog. View Topic ›
And it brings the search results back in Comic Sans. Good game Google, good game. *Slow clap* View Image ›
I think that's a real place… View Image ›
This article in Slate analyzes “less intelligent” vs. “more intelligent” queries and how they effect the suggested search phrases. [Editor's note: so wait, Google doesn't have a secret cabal of goofballs that come up with all the weird suggested searches? That's kind of disappointing.]
Google seems to have a low (yet spot on) opinion of Twitter.
Google has just unveiled a “secret project” of “next-generation architecture for Google's web search”. This new architecture appears to include crawling, indexing, and ranking changes. For the first time, Google isn't simply incorporating these changes into their existing infrastructure
A tech-savvy Internet-lover's worst nightmare? The curse of the GOOGLEGANGER — or, that person online that shares your name and might even beat you in a Google search. Please enjoy this podcast, featuring a truly priceless rant from Buzzfeed favorite (and Community Manager) Jack Shepherd on his LOST Googleganger. Also, feel free to share any photos or stories of your own despised name twin, if you have one. View Media ›
After being beaten by the EU and Europium, a small French town called “Eu” is changing its name to improve its Google ranking. There will be a vote where residents will be allowed to choose from new names such as Ville d’Eu (Town of EU), Eu-le-Château and Eu-en-Normandie. “Ville de Boobs” also has a nice ring to it. Read More ›
Google Zeitgeist releases Google's fastest rising search terms of 2008, meaning the ones that rose the most in frequency as compared to 2007. All the expected terms are there (Obama, Facebook, etc.) but, David Cook? Really, world?
