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Neither source provided any facts, any statistics that Google search really becomes less relevant. Author of this article in fact is doing exactly what was described in a related http://techcrunch.com/2011/01/01/why-we-desperately-need-a-new-and-better-google-2/ post: aggregating content without adding any additional values.
Hopefully, some comments including real information would be provided by Google employees on related Buzz threads at http://goo.gl/6eVTw and http://goo.gl/xCDsD
Commented Jan 3, 2011 on Three's a Trend: The Decline of Google Search Quality at dashes.com
Three's a Trend: The Decline of Google Search Quality
Noticing a pattern here? Paul Kedrosky, Dishwashers, and How Google Eats Its Own Tail: Google has become a snake that too readily consumes its own keyword tail. Identify some words that show up in profitable searches -- from appliances, to mesothelioma
Jeff,
Do you continue to interact with Matt Cutts on this matter? Matt's opinion would be most interesting and most convincing.
You have not provided any material evidence any particular search, etc. to prove what you said in this article. Do you own any statistics? I admire StackOverflow, I know that you are a well know person in Web / programming circles, but it lately became very fashionable to attack Google.
Somewhat related article was published on TechCrunch (no real data either) at http://techcrunch.com/2011/01/01/why-we-desperately-need-a-new-and-better-google-2/
I'm pretty sure there will be related discussion in Google Buzz, hopefully with Google employees, including Matt Cutts at
http://goo.gl/6eVTw
http://goo.gl/xCDsD
Thanks
Commented Jan 3, 2011 on Trouble In the House of Google at Coding Horror
Trouble In the House of Google
Let's look at where stackoverflow.com traffic came from for the year of 2010. When 88.2% of all traffic for your website comes from a single source, criticizing that single source feels … risky. And perhaps a bit churlish, like looking a gift horse in the mouth, or saying something derogato...
Facebook wants to "own" your identity to collect your browsing behavior and then sell it to advertisers or to sellers who wants to make suggestions to you based on your friends behaviors. It's like cable providers who are also content providers: an inherently corruptive combination. Delegating identity to third parties is a great idea, but FB is not a *third* party.
Commented Dec 30, 2010 on OpenID: Does The World Really Need Yet Another Username and Password? at Coding Horror
OpenID: Does The World Really Need Yet Another Username and Password?
As we continue to work on the code that will eventually become stackoverflow, we belatedly realized that we'd be contributing to the glut of username and passwords on the web. I have fifty online logins, and I can't remember any of them! Adding that fifty-first set of stackoverflow.com credenti...
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