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The End of the Search Era: How AI Is Quietly Breaking the Internet’s Traffic Model
According to Similarweb (via The Economist), the global search traffic fell by 15 percent year-on-year (YoY) as of June 2025. Older data also show that the no-click-through rate to news websites grew from 56 percent in May 2024 (this was when AI Overviews was launched), to almost 69 percent in May 2025.
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Poor Quality Results for Online Searches Made People Believe Possible Misinformation: Study
The findings flag the need for online search engines to address the challenge posed by the appearance of non-credible info at the top of search.
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Google Faces Antitrust Lawsuit on US Mobile Internet Search
The lawsuit alleges that Google has expanded its monopoly of the internet search market by pre-loading its applications onto Android mobile devices through its Mobile Application Distribution Agreements.
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Google Search Results Are Personalised Even When Users Are Logged Out, DuckDuckGo Study Claims
Google has disputed the results, calling the methodology of the DuckDuckGo study flawed.
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Just Dial Sees Online Traffic Growth Paving Way For Future Success
Just Dial’s Q1 profit rose 50 percent sequentially.
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Soon, Internet Search Engines May Help Prevent Suicides
Internet search engines may help save lives in the future, thanks to scientists who are developing a way to effectively identify users who are at risk of suicide and provide them with information on where to find help.
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Google Search Update Makes Finding Flight, Hotel Deals Easier
Google is trying to ease your travel preparations by highlighting flight, hotel deals and improving search filters for hotels.
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Google Search for Android Now Shows More Entertainment Contextual Information
For instance, users would now get extra information on song recommendations, lyrics, covers, and more when searching for a musician.
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Google Introduces New Logo
Weeks after a complete business reshuffle, internet search giant Google today launched a new logo.
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Google's Self-Driving Cars Involved in 11 Accidents, Director Says
Internet search company Google Inc's self-driving cars have been involved in 11 accidents, but have not been the cause of any, over the last six years since the project began, the program's director said on Monday.
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You Can Now Download Your Google Search History
The feature comes as a part of Google's Takeout policy, which was launched back in 2011 to let users move their data out of Google.
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EU Lawmakers Urge Antitrust Regulators to Get Tough on Google
"Clear adoption by EP of digital single market motion, including unbundling for search engine if needed," said Tremosa, co-sponsor of the passed bill.
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Google Search Results Will No Longer Show Authorship
The search giant has removed links to Google+ author profiles entirely from search results, following its move to remove their profile pictures.
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Tycoon Can Sue Google over Autocomplete: Hong Kong Court
A court has ruled that a Hong Kong tycoon can sue Google over its autocomplete results suggesting he has links to organised crime.
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Google Under European Regulatory Spotlight: Factbox
Google Inc faces a variety of challenges from European Commission regulators, in contrast to its experience in the United States where the Internet search company has largely mitigated regulatory threats.
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The End of the Search Era: How AI Is Quietly Breaking the Internet’s Traffic Model
According to Similarweb (via The Economist), the global search traffic fell by 15 percent year-on-year (YoY) as of June 2025. Older data also show that the no-click-through rate to news websites grew from 56 percent in May 2024 (this was when AI Overviews was launched), to almost 69 percent in May 2025.
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Poor Quality Results for Online Searches Made People Believe Possible Misinformation: Study
The findings flag the need for online search engines to address the challenge posed by the appearance of non-credible info at the top of search.
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Google Faces Antitrust Lawsuit on US Mobile Internet Search
The lawsuit alleges that Google has expanded its monopoly of the internet search market by pre-loading its applications onto Android mobile devices through its Mobile Application Distribution Agreements.
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Google Search Results Are Personalised Even When Users Are Logged Out, DuckDuckGo Study Claims
Google has disputed the results, calling the methodology of the DuckDuckGo study flawed.
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Just Dial Sees Online Traffic Growth Paving Way For Future Success
Just Dial’s Q1 profit rose 50 percent sequentially.
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Soon, Internet Search Engines May Help Prevent Suicides
Internet search engines may help save lives in the future, thanks to scientists who are developing a way to effectively identify users who are at risk of suicide and provide them with information on where to find help.
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Google Search Update Makes Finding Flight, Hotel Deals Easier
Google is trying to ease your travel preparations by highlighting flight, hotel deals and improving search filters for hotels.
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Google Search for Android Now Shows More Entertainment Contextual Information
For instance, users would now get extra information on song recommendations, lyrics, covers, and more when searching for a musician.
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Google Introduces New Logo
Weeks after a complete business reshuffle, internet search giant Google today launched a new logo.
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Google's Self-Driving Cars Involved in 11 Accidents, Director Says
Internet search company Google Inc's self-driving cars have been involved in 11 accidents, but have not been the cause of any, over the last six years since the project began, the program's director said on Monday.
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You Can Now Download Your Google Search History
The feature comes as a part of Google's Takeout policy, which was launched back in 2011 to let users move their data out of Google.
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EU Lawmakers Urge Antitrust Regulators to Get Tough on Google
"Clear adoption by EP of digital single market motion, including unbundling for search engine if needed," said Tremosa, co-sponsor of the passed bill.
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Google Search Results Will No Longer Show Authorship
The search giant has removed links to Google+ author profiles entirely from search results, following its move to remove their profile pictures.
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Tycoon Can Sue Google over Autocomplete: Hong Kong Court
A court has ruled that a Hong Kong tycoon can sue Google over its autocomplete results suggesting he has links to organised crime.
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Google Under European Regulatory Spotlight: Factbox
Google Inc faces a variety of challenges from European Commission regulators, in contrast to its experience in the United States where the Internet search company has largely mitigated regulatory threats.
