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A new article on Search Engine Land reports that Google has announced French publishers will be required to give consent to Google before it will show more of their content. Back in 2018, following a drawn-out public debate, the European Parliament passed a controversial and comprehensive new Copyright Directive. This was partly intended to standardize EU copyright law and bring it into the modern day. However, it was also meant to raise licensing revenue for authors and publishers from internet giants like Google and Facebook. France was the country in the EU that became the first to enforce the new ...

This article from Search Engine Journal is really interesting, given Google’s recent talk about giving original journalism better rankings in search results. It appears that isn’t always happening and it’s difficult to figure out why that is. Google has made quite a big thing recently about its new algorithm update which is intended to rank original news content higher on SERPs. However, John Shehata from Condé Nast has caught Google still ranking syndicated content higher – the example he uses is Yahoo News. It’s kind of hard to work out why this is happening, but there are a few possibilities. ...

A new article on Search Engine Journal reports that Google is assigning more importance to the quality of news reporting contained in news stories when ranking results. The aim here seems to be putting original, informative, and accurate journalism under the noses of internet users. An article which is merely a re-churn of original content on a more prominently accepted news site won’t be ranked as highly as the source piece. That’s not all, because Google says it will endeavour to maintain the presence of original, high-quality articles for longer periods within search results – making them easier to find ...

Search Engine Land reports that Google have been testing out a new feature in search which highlights key moments in video timelines. Google just went live with the "in this video" timeline feature in search. The new function works on English YouTube videos. Search Engine Land says it spied Google testing the new feature, which the search engine giant is calling “key moments in videos,” this week. This is what you are going to see when you come across the new feature in search: Adding this function to the timeline of videos is going to make it a lot easier ...

This new article from Search Engine Land reports on a study carried out by Rand Fishkin, founder of SparkToro. Apparently, zero-click searches just went through the 50% barrier, and he predicts that the rate isn’t going to drop. “Zero-click searches …. have been on a steady rise for years, and I don’t expect that to reverse or plateau anytime soon,” he said about the findings of his Google clickstream data study, published on Tuesday. New data provided by Jumpshot confirmed that back in June, for the first time, most Google searches (50.33%) ended without a click through to an organic ...