As all webmasters know, if your website does not show up on Google, it might as well not exist. This becomes difficult, however, when Google keeps changing the rules. Of course, the search engine gurus have a good reason to do this, because search engine spammers who are out there for nothing more than a quick buck quickly learn how...

At first, it sounds like a step back into the stone age for Google. Allowing customers to buy ads in various newspapers across the country from its web site?

Ever since this past Friday, Google, Inc. has been in the process of updating its Pagerank value. Also known as a PR update, this process of updating Google's toolbar (the little green bar) typically takes anywhere from a few days to a week. It usually occurs every three months or so, but has been quite sporadic over the past year...

Apparently deciding that it was time play by the rules set forth in Washington, Google Inc. has filed paperwork to register a political action committee, Google NetPAC, with the Federal Election Commission.

For the first time in a year, Google's search engine share dropped for the month of July. According to comScore.com, Google dropped by one full percentage point, from 44.7% of the total market share to 43.7%.