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In a post Friday on Google's blog, Amit Singhal, a top search executive, said Google's Web "search algorithms, " which determine how websites are ranked in search results, would now take into account the number of valid copyright removal notices that Google receives for a particular site.
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The post on the official Google blog announcing the new extension, written by search czar Matt Cutts, would seem to give the lie to a claim by Demand Media CEO Richard Rosenblatt that his company is not among the spam purveyors that Google is trying to filter out.
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Search expert John Battelle said in his blog post that social search would mean little until Facebook and Google settled their differences and offered consumers what they really wanted - Facebook data integrated with Google's search.
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Google also likely will make blog content searchable by topic, thereby driving more Web traffic to Google's traditional search site.
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That would be protection from the reputation ruining that comes from someone tagging you in a nasty blog post and having it turn up as the first result in a Google search of your name, but also protecting people from themselves in this age of indiscreet Facebooking and Tweetaholicism.
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"It's clear to us that we do not want to be in the search engine marketing business, " Google spokesperson Tom Phillips wrote on Google's official blog.
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In a blog post (he he) Google announced it was discontinuing Google Listen, an application it launched in 2009 to search for and play pod casts.
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