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John Mueller points to a Google case study showing how customizable layouts can skew which element the browser measures as LCP, plus the fixes.
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Cloudflare now lets all sites manage AI crawlers as Search, Agent, or Training, with Sept. 15 defaults that can block Googlebot for sites blocking training.
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Fabrice Canel, the Principal Product Manager who led Bing’s crawling and indexing team and championed IndexNow, has announced his retirement from Microsoft.
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OpenAI job listings and its advertising plans point to image, video, native and conversational ad formats for ChatGPT.
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An updated AI Overviews experiment finds no measurable difference in bounce rates, time on site, or returns to search between clicks with and without summaries.
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Siteline tested a Claude agent on top B2B products. When it couldn’t find the prices, it often turned to third-party sources instead.
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Google launched a new update in AI Mode that places recipe site links at the top of responses, with creator names, ratings and ingredient counts.
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OpenAI data show that active ChatGPT users on consumer plans now mostly use non-English languages, with growth fastest in Africa and Asia.
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Google’s AI governance paper argues public-web training should remain fair use while pointing to opt-out controls, takedowns, and paid deals for specialized content.
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Google’s Liz Reid argues personalization and preferred sources can help small publishers get found in AI search, though she shared no supporting data.
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