It is because they say they don't do this sort of thingSigh....is this really that big of deal?
Seriously? You can't be for real with this.Sigh....is this really that big of deal?
That's a lot of ad revenue related to Hillary Clinton searches. Wow.We're only talking $67.39 billion in ad revenue for Google in 2015. No big deal at all.
Sorry, the article kind of sucked. It pretty much just links to a YouTube that was trending. To sum it up, they are manipulating the auto complete.Businesses pay lots of money to be at or near the top of page 1 of searches. Why is this news?
eta: I didn't read the article, and usually don't unless it's pasted in the OP.
Doesn't FOX describe itself as "fair and balanced"?It is because they say they don't do this sort of thing
I love this quote from the article: "Apparently, Google has a policy of not suggesting that customers do searches on people's crimes."Add another to the list of people that think posting one link "proves" that another thing is thoroughly disproven.
Add another to the list of people that think posting one link "proves" that another thing is thoroughly disproven.
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Got to Google and type in "Hitler cri" and see what happens. This isn't about stifling searches because one can still search hillary Clinton crimes.
Occam's Razor, yo.
Took almost 15 minutes to debunk this time. Progress, I guess?
Unfortunately that does not debunk anything. Their entire argument is based on a few select examples cherry picked to make their point.Lutherman2112 said:
Obviously based on the two examples listed above in my post this is false.Choose any famous American who has been accused of a serious crime and Google their name followed by the letters "cri," and in no case does Google suggest the word "crimes." That’s true even of people like Kaczynski and Madoff, who are famous only because they faced prosecution for serious crimes.
Apparently, Google has a policy of not suggesting that customers do searches on people's crimes. I have no inside knowledge of why it runs its search engine this way. Maybe Google is just uncomfortable with having an algorithm suggesting that people search for other people's crimes.
Ths is why I have invested all of my money into encyclopedia britannica making a comeback.tommyboy said:We give all this power to unaccountable companies, eventually they abuse it
Forget it Jake, it's Lutherman.'here's a link to a story'
'yeah? Well here's a link to someone who says that the first one isn't right. GOTCHA!'
Who's the real sucker?
was hoping for Donald Trump Bang BusTrey said:Put "Donal Trump ban" into yahoo or bing. First result is bankruptcy.
Put that same phrase into Google and the first results are banner and banana.
I think Google has gotten into trouble in Europe for allegedly invading people's privacy, it would not surprise me if they have a list of terms which they do not run autocomplete for. It would be a worthwhile story for a tech reporter to look at that further IMO.Lutherman2112 said:
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jun/10/three-black-teenagers-google-racist-tweetApparently Google loves Hillary Clinton but hates black teenagers. (Sounds like a typical liberal)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3635039/Google-defends-racist-three-black-teenagers-search-results-claiming-company-uses-unpleasant-portrayals-sensitive-subjects.html
It's amazing that every single negative thing about Hilary has been debunked. I guess she's perfect?wdcrob said:Took almost 15 minutes to debunk this time. Progress, I guess?