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Google SERPS have a sense of humour on searches about Manchester City Football Club (MCFC) even if fans won't find it funny.
Google's Matt Cutts Issues Pay-Per-Post Warning to Bloggers
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Matt Cutts of Google tells bloggers not to pass link weight on sponsored posts. Is it fair for Google to dictate the economy of the web because their algorithm falls down over paid links?
If the Pirate Bay Walks the Plank, when will Google be Thrown over the Side?
If The Pirate Bay BitTorrent search engine is guilty of copyright violation and piracy then is Google not guilty of the same thing if you can find illegally shared files via its search engine?
Google Search by Postcode
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Google gave an option to narrow my search by postcode this morning, using Google Local results for a search for the generic keyword mattresses.
Brands are paying Google more for less
Since Google started allowing bidding on other brands names, cost per click on Adwords has climbed and click through rates have dropped.
Google rel=canonical tag allows you to specify one URL
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Google has introduced the rel=canonical attribute allowing webmasters to specify the single canonical URL for a page where duplicates may be produced.
Watch Out For Bogus Software! Google Annihilation is a scam!
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Yet another too-good-to-be-true internet marketing scam - the Google Annihilation software. Don't believe the hype. Good SEO doesn't come from a piece of software.
Google ignoring robots.txt?
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Google is showing pages blocked by robots.txt in its index when using the site: command and even passing PageRank to these pages.
Google PPC Click Fraud – Do we have the Truth at Last?
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Google have set up an Ad Traffic Quality Resource Center to help businesses understand how Google deals with click fraud in their PPC advertising platform, Adwords.
In the end, SEO is, in fact, all about the content
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If Google in 2009 is going to use user and searcher behavior as a metric in search engine rankings then SEO professionals will have to finally admit that content is king.