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Mike Ellsworth's comment,
February 2, 2:55 PM
Spice, you're right. Google used to be more explicit about the social connection in their search results. I wonder why they abandoned that (a year or so ago?).
Nick's comment,
February 2, 3:06 PM
It does seem like the official word on social influence has been backed off a little. I think G did that because of the onslaught of fake +1s that came as a result of their announcement of using social signals more and the launch of G+. Some assumed that meant they should spam +1s like they do FB Likes.
Mike Ellsworth's comment,
February 2, 9:13 PM
Nick, interesting point. Yet Google has gone out of their way to make it easy to +1. It's hard to say where they're going, but I've always said they're playing a deeper game than merely challenging Facebook.
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Colleen Gray's curator insight,
February 1, 7:46 PM
In constant change. It's so hard to keep up with it all. Delete the scoop?
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