Ever since Google introduced its latest algorithm update in September, a fair amount of column space has been dedicated to telling webmasters and small business owners to wait until the update is complete. In so much as it can be said that the Jagger Update will ever be complete, the final cycle of the immediate update appears to be playing out.
Web logs, popularly known as blogs, have become one of the hottest communication tools on the Web. Offering the opportunity for anyone to create their own free Web site, encouraging opinions and interaction, blogs provide forums for individuals to create their own highly personal presentations to the Web audience, and for consortia of all types to experience the sort of online community feeling that was pioneered by early newsgroups and by the phenomenal success of AOL in the 1990s.
The engines, namely Google, are striking back at sploggers and their malevolent creations, the splogs.
According to media reports Google has taken measures to impede those attempting to use its Blogger service to create and maintain fake blogs.
Blogger’s official corporate blog mentioned the “spamalanche” that has search engines, blog search engines and net […]
