The EU is a fun place, they have lots of rules and regulations and want Google to do lots of things that may not benefit the end user. I am not a lawyer, I don’t live in the EU but when I saw what Greg Sterling posted on Search Engine Land – I had to share it here.
Google shared screen shots of what the proposed search engine results page may look like if the EU passes two provisions Articles 11 & 13. Let me share those screen shots below, but the title and GIF above sum it is – it is a ghost town:
Google told Search Engine Land that these screen shots will help you “to understand what the impact of the proposed EU Copyright Directive would be to our users and publisher partners.”
I suspect maybe that Google is exaggerating a bit but I do not know. Greg goes into way more detail on this at SEL.
I cannot imagine Google launching this in the EU regions, it makes no sense.
Forum discussion at Twitter.
This marketing news is not the copyright of Scott.Services – please click here to see the original source of this article. Author: barry@rustybrick.com (Barry Schwartz)
For more SEO, PPC, internet marketing news please check out https://news.scott.services
Why not check out our SEO, PPC marketing services at https://www.scott.services
We’re also on:
https://www.facebook.com/scottdotservices/
https://twitter.com/scottdsmith
https://plus.google.com/112865305341039147737
The post Google Tests Ghost Town Like Search Results For The EU appeared first on Scott.Services Online Marketing News.
source https://news.scott.services/google-tests-ghost-town-like-search-results-for-the-eu/
No comments:
Post a Comment