LinkedIn Sells SlideShare to Scribd
LinkedIn is selling SlideShare to Scribd, a digital library leader for books, audiobooks, and other professional works.
Matt G. Southern, Senior News Writer, has been with Search Engine Journal since 2013. With a bachelor’s degree in communications, Matt specializes in gathering details, checking facts, and making complex subjects easy to understand. In addition to writing articles, Matt oversees strategy development for SEJ’s news department.
LinkedIn is selling SlideShare to Scribd, a digital library leader for books, audiobooks, and other professional works.
Facebook users are seeing a new notification screen when sharing COVID-19 links, warning them the content may be old or inaccurate.
A study commissioned by DuckDuckGo finds Google will lose mobile market share when Android’s search preference menu starts rolling out to users.
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Google is holding a virtual conference later this month for the first time in the company’s history. Registrations are open until August 19th.
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Major updates to the Facebook Chat Plugin for business websites allow it to be used by people who aren’t logged into Facebook.
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Google published a detailed explainer about how changes to search rankings are evaluated internally before being rolled out to users.
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Twitter is actively exploring the option of adding a premium subscription model that would give users access to exclusive features.
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Google is turning Maps into a social network of sorts by giving each user their own profile filled with photos and reviews they’ve submitted.
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Google is extending its support for Black-owned businesses an update to Google My Business and an announcement of two new initiatives.
Google is updating Search Console with support for image license structured data, which can now be tested with the Rich Results tool.
Google is notifying site owners via Search Console of an increase in searches related to work from home jobs.
CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google testified before US Congress today during a hearing on the market dominance of each company.
There are currently a “large number of failures” associated with Bing’s new URL submissions plugin for WordPress, according to the company’s outreach team.
Google’s John Mueller speaks on when it’s acceptable to use an intrusive interstitial; something that’s ordinarily devalued in search results.
Google’s John Mueller speaks on whether it’s okay to publish charts as images, or if it’s more beneficial to use HTML.
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TikTok is taking the first steps toward paying users for content with the launch of a $200 million “creator fund.”
YouTube is rolling out a new metric in the channel analytics section that shows creators how much revenue they’re earning relative to video views.
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