Category: Google Commemorative Logos You’ll Never See

Break Them Up

Into a hundred thousand million pieces;

Michelle Malkin revealed last Thursday that she had “triggered” Google’s social credit system. According to a whistleblower, Malkin’s popular michellemalkin.com has been digital-blacklisted by the search & data giant […]
 
That’s not all. Malkin’s whistleblower revealed that Google has similarly blacklisted Twitchy, FrontPage, The Daily Caller, Legal Insurrection, NewsBusters, American Thinker, LifeNews, and more. These are all conservative voices, and none can be found among the many leftwing sites promoted by Google’s mobile newsfeed. Chances are, if you weren’t already aware of sites like Malkin’s, the world’s near-monopoly search engine won’t help you find them.

Now Is The Time At SDA When We Juxtapose!

January, 2010: On Dec. 7, Google’s search engine found 31.6 million hits for people who searched for “Climategate.” Sometime around then, in early December, Google began to minimize the Climategate scandal by hiding Climategate pages from its users.
March, 2015: In a lengthy investigation, staffers in the FTC’s bureau of competition found evidence that Google boosted its own services for shopping, travel and local businesses by altering its ranking criteria and “scraping” content from other sites. It also deliberately demoted rivals.

Climate Emails: Don’t Google It

The Google search function comes with a handy helper. Typically, when you begin to type in search terms, a drop down window will appear to provide helpful suggestions, based on the search terms Google users are typing in most often.
I mention this, because a couple of days ago, typing the word “climate” into the window resulted in “climate hack” and “climate emails” popping up near the top of the handy helper suggestion list.
Today, Google’s handy helper seems to have had a change of heart.
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I tried a stronger hint…
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Maybe my eyes deceived me. Maybe no one out there was searching for “climate emails” after all?
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The same non-thing happens with “climate hack”.
I know you’re asking the same question I am – has Google been hijacked by the folks at Wikipedia….?
Update: Several commentors using google.com are reporting their search bars are behaving like mine was yesterday. I’ve been using google.ca the whole time, so I still can’t explain the change in behavior.

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