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Interview with Louis Monier: the internet giant who turned down Google

October 6, 2020 by Robin Langford
Interview with Louis Monier: the internet giant who turned down Google
Interview with Louis Monier: the internet giant who turned down Google

Louis Monier, Chief Scientist at Node.io, speaks with Aaron Dinin, digital media scholar and entrepreneur, the host of the new podcast Web Masters, about the early years of internet search.

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Incubeta ties organic and paid search with new ad tool for brands

September 24, 2020 by Robin Langford
Incubeta ties organic and paid search with new ad tool for brands
Incubeta ties organic and paid search with new ad tool for brands

Incubeta has launched Seamless Search, a search management platform of its kind which enables marketers to manage paid and organic search holistically.

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UK readers increasingly look to science for Covid answers during pandemic

September 23, 2020 by Robin Langford
UK readers increasingly look to science for Covid answers during pandemic
UK readers increasingly look to science for Covid answers during pandemic

Consumption of “science” related content has increased 24% since March, according to new research looking at global online reading habits.

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The battle of the SEOs: how can Amazon SEO emerge victorious over Google for product retailers?

September 18, 2020 by Robin Langford
The battle of the SEO’s: how can Amazon SEO emerge victorious over Google for product retailers?
The battle of the SEO’s: how can Amazon SEO emerge victorious over Google for product retailers?

Charlie Merrells, Chief Strategy Officer at Amazon agency Molzi, weighs up the pros and cons of Amazon and Google SEO and discusses how to “beat” Amazon SEO when the e-commerce space is more competitive than ever.

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Mint Velvet appoints Avenue Digital for paid search drive

September 18, 2020 by Robin Langford
Mint Velvet appoints Avenue Digital for paid search drive
Mint Velvet appoints Avenue Digital for paid search drive

Clothing brand Mint Velvet has appointed London organic and paid performance search marketing agency Avenue Digital to take over its Paid Search remit in the UK, following a competitive pitch process.

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Voice search trends: In-car is the next frontier for voice tech

September 17, 2020 by Robin Langford
Voice search trends: In-car is the next frontier for voice tech
Voice search trends: In-car is the next frontier for voice tech

Three-fifths of Brits ignore their smartphones’ voice assistants, but in-car offers a growth opportunity for voice, according to new research.

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Fashion search trends: Retailers ‘must understand Google’s keyword gender bias’

September 9, 2020 by Robin Langford

When consumers search for ‘jeans’ or ‘pajamas’ on Google, the first page of its search results almost exclusively shows pages targeting women according to new research.

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Tech titans vs. US Congress: Zuckerberg, Cook, Pichai and Bezos face blockbuster grilling over digital monopoly

July 30, 2020 by Robin Langford
Tech titans Vs. US Congress: Zuckerberg, Cook, Pichai and Bezos face blockbuster grilling over digital monopoly
Tech titans Vs. US Congress: Zuckerberg, Cook, Pichai and Bezos face blockbuster grilling over digital monopoly

Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon bosses have appeared virtually together at a US hearing, grilled over having ‘too much power’.

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Google to automatically delete search and location data

June 30, 2020 by Robin Langford
Google to automatically delete search and location data
Google to automatically delete search and location data

Google will now automatically delete people’s search and location history after 18 months, as it attempts to calm concerns from regulators that it controls too much information about individuals.

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Google glitch: search giant apologises for missing Churchill photo amid statue controversy

June 15, 2020 by Robin Langford
Google has been forced to post an apology after its search engine failed to show a photo of Sir Winston Churchill, blaming it on an update glitch in its Knowledge Graph tool.
Google has been forced to post an apology after its search engine failed to show a photo of Sir Winston Churchill, blaming it on an update glitch in its Knowledge Graph tool.

Google has been forced to post an apology after its search engine failed to show a photo of Sir Winston Churchill, blaming it on an update glitch in its Knowledge Graph tool.

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