One of the toughest Google Authorship troubleshooting requests we get at the Google Authorship and Author Rank community on Google+ concerns misattribution of Authorship in Google search results.
Misattribution (Google Search showing an author photo of someone other than the actual author of a content piece) occurs because over the past year-and-a-half or so Google has become more aggressive in trying to attribute Authorship. In many cases, Google will take what appears to be an "educated guess" at the author of a piece.
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Google May Ban Cookies on their browser and Android
In the awaken of the discharge of NSA reviews that the govt office is using Search engines and other Online information to spy on Americans, information resources such as DailyTech.com are wondering that Search engines is working on a way to prevent biscuits from Chrome and mobile OS Android OS while still providing their promoters customers can help them in their ad strategies.
As DailyTech.com reviews, Rob Shilkin, a spokesperson for Search engines, stated on the search giant’s initiatives toward offering a more protected web and surfing around experience:
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Google Releases Hashtag Searh
The incorporation of Google plus across Google carries on in a big way these days with the release of hashtag search.
Simply put, if you search Google for a hashtag, you might see Google plus content using that hashtag to the right of the frequent Google search.
Google’s Zaheed Sabur declared the new function these days on Google+, saying that it’s available originally for British terminology queries on both Google.com and Google.ca.
Simply put, if you search Google for a hashtag, you might see Google plus content using that hashtag to the right of the frequent Google search.
Google’s Zaheed Sabur declared the new function these days on Google+, saying that it’s available originally for British terminology queries on both Google.com and Google.ca.
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