Video Recap of Weekly Search Buzz :: May 16, 2014

May 16, 2014 • 8:45 am | comments

(1) by Barry Schwartz

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This week in search, Google says that there is no update going on even though a lot of things have been going on. Google is now forced to remove personal information from the search results based on an European Court ruling. Bing says unnatural links are links you know you will get in advance and Matt Cutts of Google enjoyed that definition. Bing and Google feel differently about the immediate future of the value of links. Google had an interesting comment on manual actions you need to see. Google says short content is not bad. Google gave their official advice on how to handle international users for home pages. Google’s Matt Cutts shares his regrets on web spam. Google Maps adds quick facts to local results. Google updated the Google Places bulk dashboard with social and access rights features. Yahoo switched their search referrer to a different one. Google AdSense has a new ad format named Magazine Ads. That was this past week in search at the Search Engine Roundtable.

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