Tag Archives: Answers

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Dalaneo Martin was fatally shot after U.S. Park Police responded to an alleged stolen vehicle. His family is demanding answers.  Yahoo News Source link

In a recent Google SEO office-hours Google answered the question as to how long it takes to recover from an algorithmic penalty that arose from content quality issues. Google’s new office-hours format doesn’t allow for follow-up questions, resulting in answers that lacks nuance and are less helpful than the old format where the Googler can ask clarifying questions. For example, we have no idea if the “algorithmic penalty” that is referenced in the question means that the site… Source link

An ex-Googler named Marissa Mayer appeared on the Freakonomics podcast to discuss the topic of whether Google is getting worse. Mayer suggested that asking why Google Search is getting worse is the wrong question. Her explanation of what is wrong turns the spotlight back on the web itself. Why Marissa Mayer’s Opinion Matters Marissa Mayer was employee #20 at Google, overseeing engineers, becoming director of consumer web products and was a part of the three-person team that worked on… Source link

Once opening lineups have been introduced this preseason, you can find the Phoenix Suns’ players bunched at their side of the court. A group of larger-than-life bowling pins, joyfully rattling and ramming against each other, all bouncing off the hardwood. Never mind the team is up for sale, following the expose of Robert Sarver’s long-rumored behaviors. Never mind that debut defeat at the hands of the … Adelaide 36ers? The giggliest Sun might even be the tallest, starting center Deandre… Source link

Not to be outdone by Meta’s Make-A-Video, Google today detailed its work on Imagen Video, an AI system that can generate video clips given a text prompt (e.g. “a teddy bear washing dishes”). While the results aren’t perfect — the looping clips the system generates tend to have artifacts and noise — Google claims that Imagen Video is a step toward a system with a “high degree of controllability” and world knowledge, including the ability to generate footage in a range of… Source link

Google’s Office Hours Hangout featured a question about algorithm updates and whether the rankings of a negatively affected site is suppressed by a “soft penalty.” The person asking the question made reference to a soft penalty, which is a phrase that’s been around for several years but isn’t really a thing. They also make reference to suffering from a “flag” that’s been assigned to their site, which alludes to Google having marked the site in some way, as in flagged. Here is… Source link

Google’s John Mueller answered a question about whether stop words should be used in the URLs. Mueller answered the question but also discussed the impact of words in URLs and recommended how to approach what words are used in URLs. Background of Stop Words in Search Stop Words are common words like “a”, “and”, and “the.” In the early days of search, those kinds of words used to not be considered important for SEO because they weren’t considered important for search… Source link

Google conducted an SEO office hours hangout in which someone asked if adding content on a regular basis was helpful for ranking. It’s a good question because it’s commonly understood that publishing content on a regular basis is a good idea because it keeps readers coming back for more. Publishing Daily Good For Rankings? This is the question that was asked: “Does posting one content daily increase ranking?” It’s unclear who at Google answered the question. This is the answer that… Source link

Congress is again demanding answers from the NFL concerning Dan Snyder and the Washington Football Team. (Mark J. Rebilas/Reuters) Hours after the Washington Post reported that team owner Daniel Snyder used a bribe, intimidation and private investigators to thwart a probe into allegations of Washington Football Team workplace misconduct, Congress demanded answers from the NFL.  The House Committee on Oversight and Reform released a statement on Tuesday that the “NFL must immediately turn over… Source link

Missouri Republican joins ‘Kudlow’ to explain why Big Tech companies are monopolies that need broken up. Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., is asking Google for answers, suggesting in a Wednesday letter that the search engine giant showed ideological bias towards pro-life groups. His letter came a day after Live Action President Lila Rose announced that Google had removed her organization’s ads, including one promoting the abortion reversal pill. Hawley wrote: “When I spoke with Mark Zuckerberg… Source link