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Next Steps: DeepMind AI Discovers Faster Rankings, Search Algorithms by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, January 23, 2024 When I flew from Wyoming to California on Monday night I overheard someone in the Delta Air Lines boarding area talking about artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductor chips — themes that have been dominating the news in … Continue reading Next Steps: DeepMind AI Discovers Faster Rankings, Search Algorithms
Congressional lawmakers try again to secure some benefits for gig workers If passed, independent contractors could qualify for paid holidays and healthcare. A. Khalid @askhalid Evelyn Hockstein / reuters Senators Mark Warner (D-VA) and Todd Young (R-IN), along with Rep. Susan DelBene (D-WA) introduced a bill today that would create a $20 million pilot … Continue reading FTC wants to protect gig workers from ‘unfair or deceptive’ algorithms
Google Algorithms Can Tell When Sources Agree On Facts by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, August 11, 2022 Google designs its ranking systems to serve relevant information from the most reliable sources that demonstrate expertise, authoritativeness and trustworthiness. The latest artificial intelligence (AI) model, Multitask Unified Model (MUM), helps by identifying and prioritizing signals related to reliability. … Continue reading Google Algorithms Can Tell When Sources Agree On Facts
Taking the time to understand and refine your demographic targeting will pay off for you business, manipulating algorithms will not. Timothy Carter on August 2, 2019 Algorithms have come to define a significant chunk of modern marketing strategies. Google’s search engine algorithm dictates which websites appear highest in relevant search results, driving search engine optimization … Continue reading How next-generation algorithms could impact your marketing strategy
DOJ To Bring Criminal Price-Fixing Case Centered On Search Algorithms by Wendy Davis , Staff Writer @wendyndavis, October 4, 2018 The Department of Justice is bringing a “first of its kind” criminal antitrust prosecution involving companies that may have gamed online search algorithms in order to fix prices. That’s according to DOJ antitrust chief Makan Delrahim, … Continue reading DOJ To Bring Criminal Price-Fixing Case Centered On Search Algorithms
YouTube Relies On Keywords, Algorithms To Rate Oscar Movie Success by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, February 28, 2018 Can keywords in review and reaction videos on YouTube predict Oscar winners? The top two most-viewed Best Picture nominee trailers on YouTube also are the highest-earning among the nominees, according to recent reported estimates. Google released Oscars-themed data … Continue reading YouTube Relies On Keywords, Algorithms To Rate Oscar Movie Success
Shortcuts to social media success may be tempting, but columnist Mark Traphagen explains why they’re not the best way to proceed. Mark Traphagen on February 20, 2018 We human beings love shortcuts. From the time our distant ancestors began to walk upright, hacking was our way of life. If a Neanderthal hunter could find … Continue reading Why hacking social media algorithms is a losing strategy
Search: From Algorithms To Artificial Intelligence by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, December 20, 2017 2018 will prove to be an interesting year for search advertising and marketing. Kantar’s Millward Brown published a set of predictions Wednesday. Most are expected, for example, that voice will spur adoption of smart devices. Others are expected, but … Continue reading Search: From Algorithms To Artificial Intelligence
Brands are finding themselves at the mercy of algorithm changes from the likes of Instagram and Twitter. Columnist Blaise Lucey discusses what that will mean for your social and content strategy in 2018. Blaise Lucey on November 13, 2017 Bloomua / Shutterstock.com There I was, trying to convince my friends that the purpose of … Continue reading Your brand vs. social algorithms: The conundrum of 2018
Bill Sebald — August 18, 2017 Follow @billsebald — August 18, 2017 Simplifying a massively complex algorithm sounds like a fool’s game. Google’s search algorithm is like a rope. A thick rope full of fibers. Some of the fibers (or smaller algorithms) are old, and some are new. Some are made for on-the-fly determinations, and … Continue reading How I Explain Ranking Algorithms In SEO
