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WP Engine is asking the federal court to sanction Matt Mullenweg and Automattic for destroying evidence. Automattic fired back at WP Engine with a late-night blog post that called the request for sanctions “desperate,” explaining that what’s missing is “personal communications with romantic partners” that has nothing to do with the case. Call For Sanctions […]
A reader left a comment on the entity mapping article suggesting that the obvious next move was to go win the parametric side. That piece had drawn a line between what a model retrieves at the moment you ask it something and what it already carries in its weights. That comment, I think, accepted the […]
A federal judge dismissed Google’s DMCA claims against SerpApi, ruling that blocking automated access to public search results isn’t considered copyright circumvention when those results include no copyrighted content. Google’s December lawsuit accused SerpApi of violating the DMCA by bypassing SearchGuard, Google’s anti-scraping technology, to collect and resell search results. SerpApi filed a motion to […]
Thanks to Rand’s excellent research and Barry’s expletive-laden ranting, we know that Google processes over 5 trillion searches each year. Trillion. Per day, that’s 13.7 billion. Per second, 158,000. There are some sizeable and growing caveats here: That still means Google processes 2.92 billion clicks to the open web every day. It’s still a figure […]
Nick Fox, Google’s senior vice president of Knowledge & Information, said that Google Search reached its highest usage ever on July 7, coinciding with Argentina’s comeback victory over Egypt at the World Cup. In the post, Fox wrote: “Google Search broke all prior usage records and saw its highest usage in history right after Argentina […]
A copyright complaint can remove a page from Google’s search results based on a notice, even if ownership claims are later disputed or inaccurate. Press Gazette saw this happen twice this year. In late June, the journalism trade outlet reported that a second piece of its reporting about the marketing company Clickout Media had been […]
Google is experiencing a malicious DMCA crisis that is causing legitimate content to be removed from the Internet. Malicious actors are filing fake DMCA notices with Google, leaving publishers trapped by a system that is supposed to protect them. Many are asking Google to do something about it, but they are highly likely to be […]
GoDaddy is alleged to have transferred a domain name without authorization from it’s longtime registrant, transferring the domain name without the proper authorization and the required documentation. The victim spent nearly ten hours with customer service only to receive the response that there is nothing GoDaddy could do to fix the problem. Domain Transfer Happened […]
Most enterprise SEO Centers of Excellence (CoE) fail for a surprisingly simple reason. They were built to advise, not to govern. On paper, the idea of an SEO CoE is appealing. Centralized expertise. Shared standards. Training and enablement. Documentation that can be reused across markets. In theory, it should bring order to complexity. In practice, […]
Enterprise SEO doesn’t fail because teams lack knowledge. It fails because they’re invited too late. In most large organizations, SEO still operates in a reactive posture. Teams review pages after launch, run audits, document issues, file tickets, and then wait, often for months, for other teams to implement changes. Modern search visibility is no longer […]