Google has finally added a help document in their developer section explaining how publishers and webmasters can remove AMP content from showing up in search results. Of course, Google doesn’t want you to stop serving up AMP content but if you decide that AMP is not driving the metrics you wanted to see, you can […]
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Instagram’s rolling out some new moderation tools which will use machine learning to detect not only offensive language and spam, but also, comments that are considered discouraging for other users. As explained by Instagram: “Many of you have told us that toxic comments discourage you from enjoying Instagram and expressing yourself freely. To help, we’ve
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‘); $(‘#scheader .sc-logo’).append(‘ ‘); $(‘#scheader’).append(”); $(‘#scheader .scdetails’).append(‘ ‘+cat_head_params.sponsor+’ ‘); $(‘#scheader .scdetails’).append(cat_head_params.sponsor_text); $(‘#scheader’).append(‘ ADVERTISEMENT ‘); } }); }); An unprecedented ruling in Canada’s Supreme Court will allow the country to force the removal of search results in Google’s search engine – anywhere in the world. In its judgement, the Canadian Supreme Court states: “The internet has
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‘); $(‘#scheader .sc-logo’).append(‘ ‘); $(‘#scheader’).append(”); $(‘#scheader .scdetails’).append(‘ ‘+cat_head_params.sponsor+’ ‘); $(‘#scheader .scdetails’).append(cat_head_params.sponsor_text); $(‘#scheader’).append(‘ ADVERTISEMENT ‘); } }); }); Google has quietly updated its content removal policies with a line that states it may now remove “confidential, personal medical records of private people.” This update was first noticed and reported on by Bloomberg. According to a Google
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