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July 01, 2005
Google goes Premium?
Beta News reports that Google is testing a new service that would allow publishers of all kinds with restricted content (stuff you gotta pay for) to still have Google index their material. Such results would display in the regular Google results list "in a special content area on the right side of Google's search results underneat the AdSense advertising links." Users could preview the result for free, but would have to pay per the publisher's regulations. Gary Price discusses the project more on Search Engine Watch.
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» Premium Content from Google and Yahoo? from LawLibTech
Rumors are flying about a Google plan to offer previews/snapshots of for-fee content in their search results. (See Gary Price's article News of a Google "Premium Content" Program Begins Surfacing.) I love this idea. We all know that everything is... [Read More]
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» Premium Content from Google and Yahoo? from LawLibTech
Rumors are flying about a Google plan to offer previews/snapshots of for-fee content in their search results. (See Gary Price's article News of a Google "Premium Content" Program Begins Surfacing.) I love this idea. We all know that everything is... [Read More]
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» Premium Content from Google and Yahoo? from LawLibTech
Rumors are flying about a Google plan to offer previews/snapshots of for-fee content in their search results. (See Gary Price's article News of a Google "Premium Content" Program Begins Surfacing.) I love this idea. We all know that everything is... [Read More]
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