The Google Content Scraping Controversy

The Google Content Scraping Controversy
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DropJack.com SubmitExpress Top SEO Tools Web-Source QRCodes-Index Website Builder Top 10 Exposure NewWebDirectory FreeWebMonitoring Article Submissions FreeWebSubmission The Google Content Scraping Controversy A SPN Exclusive Article by Julia McCoy (c) 2014 Follow SiteProNews on:              Who isn’t intimidated by Google’s ever-growing influence and its ever-changing set of rules and guidelines? Publishers who have managed to cope with Google’s algorithm updates have learned to watch their step. They are fully aware that they have to play by the book and follow Google’s own letter of the law to protect their rankings. But in this context, one question still remains unanswered: does the mighty Google actually practice what it preaches? Or does it feel the need to break the rules every once in a while, to follow its own agenda? Are Google’s words spoken to be broken? Whitepaper - Learn the Latest on Sales Tax & Ecommerce Is Google Caught in Its Own Scraping Trap? One thing’s certain: Google’s sustained efforts to punish the so-called Internet copycats have been mocked by a vast SEO community. It all started when Matt Cutts, the head of Google’s webspam team, introduced a form that website owners can fill out if and when they notice that their content has been viciously duplicated by a sneaky copycat, also known as a scraper. .... Continue Reading at SiteProNews

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