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Google’s new AI & Economy report compares Gemini and AI Mode conversations against how Americans spend their days.
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AI bot paywalls are framed as new income. The real question is which AI answers you’re willing to disappear from.
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Google’s John Mueller explains a robots.txt quirk that can cause Googlebot to ignore robots.txt rules.
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Alphabet detailed Search revenue to the decimal. Google described web traffic in three kinds of unverifiable claims. Q2 widened the gap.
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GatherUp’s Annie Jackson and Jason Wertham show how to audit what ChatGPT and AI Overviews say about your locations, and which inputs change the answer.
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Stop measuring creator partnerships by view counts. The value shows up downstream, in traffic, AI citations, and conversions your dashboard isn’t tracking.
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A court dismisses Google’s DMCA claims against SerpApi, the EU fines Google €890 million, major publishers weigh leaving Google, and Search growth eases.
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Repackaged link schemes won’t win AI visibility. Presence in fan-out, grounding, and training data still depends on real authority.
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YouTube spelled out three kinds of content that can stop a channel from getting paid, and says it’s clarifying existing rules, not changing them.
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OpenAI killed Atlas because AI browsers were always a workaround. The real fix is a website machines can actually read.
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