Google’s latest Search updates push further into task completion. The reporting surfaces businesses rely on haven’t kept pace.
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Google’s Updates Push Search Further Into Task Completion via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
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. Google now won’t use spam reports with personal identifiable information.
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Daily Search Forum Recap: April 24, 2026
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. Google now won’t use spam reports with personal identifiable information.
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Daily Search Forum Recap: April 24, 2026
Google documents deep link best practices and signals robots.txt doc expansion. The EU proposes Google share search data with rivals and AI chatbots
This week, we covered new heated Google search ranking volatility. Google’s Danny Sullivan spoke about commodity versus non-commodity content
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Search News Buzz Video Recap: Heated Google Ranking Volatility, Commodity Content, Getting SEO Right, Search Ads
Here is another interview from Google’s head of search, Liz Reid. This one was done on the Odd Lots Bloomberg podcast and is titled “Google’s Liz Reid on Who Will Own Search in a World of AI.”
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Liz Reid Of Google Interviewed By Bloomberg On Google Search & AI
Google is working to fix a bug in AI Mode where it is changing the title links and citations. This bug was spotted by Lily Ray who wrote on X, “Google is changing title links / citations in AI Mode – just the name of the person, with a link to the place they were mentioned.”
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Google To Fix AI Mode Bug Where It Changes Title Links
A couple of weeks ago, Google stunned many by saying that they updated their spam report to pass along all information to the site that you enter in the spam report. There was a lot of backlash to that and Google reverted, now saying if there is personally identifying information, it won’t process the spam report at all.
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New: Google Won’t Use Spam Reports With Personally Identifying Information
Microsoft’s AI ad strategy looks different from Google’s.
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Why Microsoft’s AI Ad Strategy Deserves More Attention From PPC Managers via @sejournal, @brookeosmundson
Microsoft’s AI ad strategy looks different from Google’s.