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Google to automatically populate titles in Snippets?

When Google initially started indexing websites, the webmaster had complete control over the snippet data that Google displayed within the search results. In those days snippet data included titles, descriptions and web address. However, as time has progressed, Google has made numerous alterations to the data displayed and this can have an effect that should be taken into account by webmasters .

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First Google rich snippets product reviews spotted

Google rich snippets are now offering product reviews in search results, providing users with more detailed information on products and services at a glance. Launched last month in the UK , Google ‘rich snippets’ take structured information from a webpage to offer information such as consumer reviews within the text descriptions accompanying search results.

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Google Launches Rich Snippets in the UK

Google launched Rich Snippets on its UK search results today. In May, Google launched Rich Snippets.

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Bing starts including tweets in search results

Just a day after anti-internet maven Andrew Keen surmised in the Telegraph that “Google’s glory years may lie in the past”, Microsoft’s has announced that its new - and increasingly lauded - search engine Bing will include real-time results from Twitter.

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Spezify sets new boundaries for visual search?

Google may be the online king but it’s certainly had its fair share of mishaps during the first half of 2009. From problems with its malware detector in January - when every search result was deemed harmful to a user’s computer - to last month’s search outage due to traffic being re-routed to a data centre in Asia, it’s no wonder that Microsoft’s new search offering Bing is seeing rising user uptake. Add to that the recent coverage given to new players like WolphramAlpha, Hunch and the newly re-re-branded Ask Jeeves in the UK, and it looks like Mountain View may be surrounded by potential threats.

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