Google will be forced to expand the European “right to be forgotten” ruling worldwide. The post Google Loses Appeal, Forced to Expand Right to Be Forgotten Worldwide by @mattsouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

A Cre8asite Forums thread has a small business owner claiming that Yahoo charged him $299 only a few weeks before a service Yahoo is closing down. He said Yahoo “billed the $299 to the credit card with only 3 weeks to shutdown anyway..

Posted by Dr-Pete The Google landscape is constantly changing. Two years ago, I created the Mega-SERP , and within days it was already outdated.

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web…

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the Web. The post SearchCap: France & Google, Rugby World Cup & DuckDuckGo appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Having appealed France’s “right to be forgotten” ruling, Google was rejected on the grounds that the company only delinked regionally, rather than across all its global search sites.

SEJ news and updates about dated SEO tactics to avoid, 10 paid social hacks, popular posts over the past week, and SEJ webinar, podcast and Atlanta Summit. The post SEJ Wrap-Up: Avoid These Dated SEO Tactics + 10 Paid Social Hacks by @megcabrera appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

The chance to learn cutting-edge, proven SEO and SEM tactics is what makes SMX East a must-attend event. But connecting with others who share your interests and challenges is just as valuable. At SMX East, you’ll have the opportunity to meet with more than 1,500 others like you, whether you work…

Over a year ago, Google AdWords followed suit and went not provided but now there are more changes happening around the ad click referrer data. Google announced on Google+ that starting next week, in October..

Setting up a potential international “conflict of laws” dispute, France’s privacy regulator (CNIL) rejected Google’s arguments against expanding the “right to be forgotten” (RTBF) to the company’s global index.