The Google Home Speaker sounds good and looks great — but it’s finicky
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AI Overviews appear in roughly half of relevant B2B searches, yet most brands remain largely absent from the answers buyers see.
B2B brands rank in Google but appear in just 3% of AI Overviews Read More »
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Google’s AI help document update offers new insight into the future of AI-powered Search campaigns.
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Google’s financial performance has never been stronger. Alphabet posted $109.9 billion in revenue in the first quarter of 2026, up 22 per cent year on year, the fastest growth rate in any quarter since 2022, with search advertising revenue climbing 19.1 per cent and queries hitting an all-time high. And yet the week before these numbers […]
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John Mueller from Google added, “We’re just rolling these out incrementally to sites, and reviewing the feedback along the way.”
Google Search Console AI performance reports rolling out to more users Read More »
Google requires financial advertisers to complete new compliance checks or risk losing the ability to run some EU ads.
Google expands financial services ad verification across 24 European markets Read More »
Google is building an AI startup incubator that draws on its network of former employees, the so-called “Xooglers”, according to Bloomberg. The pitch is neat in its logic: as some of the company’s most capable people leave to start their own AI ventures, an incubator built around alumni keeps Google close to them, and close […]
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Cloudflare has announced a joint initiative with Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Microsoft Edge to develop a new internet protocol that verifies whether web traffic is legitimate without tracking users. The protocol, called Private Access Control Tokens, is designed to replace CAPTCHAs and forced logins with anonymous tokens that prove a visitor is human or […]
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Cloudflare teams up with Chrome, Firefox, and Edge on a privacy-first anti-bot protocol Read More »