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Google Decreed, and a Third of News Publishers Now Have No Viable Paywall

07 August 201907 August 2019|Digital

It’s been not quite a week since Google basically demolished publisher paywall models by “closing a loophole” that allows publishers to see when site visitors are using an incognito browser. They gave publishers a two-week notice last month, and the...

Publishers Slammed by Latest Google Update

17 April 201917 April 2019|Digital

Traditional publishers are feeling a chill from Google since the middle of last month, according to D. Eadward Tree in Publishing Executive. “Google’s long love affair with traditional, respected publishers may have come to an abrupt end last month,” Tree...

What Google Stands to Gain from its Chrome Ad Blocker

03 May 201703 May 2017|Digital

It’s like letting the fox decide who gets into the hen house . . . you are the hens BTW. Last week, Google announced its plans to include a built-in ad blocker in their Chrome browser. “The ad-blocking feature, which...

I Said What Now? Listen to What Google Has on You

26 October 201626 October 2016|Digital

Ok, Google, how can I manage my privacy just a little bit better? We’ve probably all done it: “Ok, Google, find me a good <<fill in the blank.>>” It’s especially true if you have an Android smartphone, with the Google...

Full Circle: Why One Google Developer Believes in Print

09 December 201409 December 2014|Print

Daniel Dejan might be excused for being a hard core digital proponent. After all, he is on the development team of Google Glass, about as cutting edge as you can get in the digital marketing sphere. Yet he is a...

Leaked from Google: Print Publishers Are More Credible

23 October 201423 October 2014|Digital, Magazine, Publisher, Website

[responsive][/responsive]It looks like Google has a crush on traditional print publishers, according to an article by D. Eadward Tree in Publishing Executive. The article refers to an internal Google doc that was leaked this spring. According to Tree, “[the report]...

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