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Google blacklists 10,000 sites a day for various reasons, mainly for spam. For them, this includes sharing or modifying blog posts like the one below. Thousands of blogs and alternative news sites are permanently ‘deranked’ for sharing, so they only appear in Google Search if you search the exact title or URL. Many bloggers see their traffic vanish and close down.
Google blacklists 10,000 sites a day for various reasons, mainly for spam.20 For them this includes sharing or modifying blog posts like the one below. Thousands of blogs and alternative news sites, including this one (thefreeonline) are permanently ‘deranked’ for sharing, so they only appear in Google Search if you search the exact title or URL. Many bloggers see their traffic vanish and close down.
The New Censorship How did Google become the internet’s censor and master manipulator, blocking access to millions of websites?
Google, Inc., isn’t just the world’s biggest purveyor of information; it is also the world’s biggest censor.
The company maintains at least nine different blacklists that impact our lives, generally without input or authority from any outside advisory group, industry association or government agency. Google is not the only company suppressing content on the…
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The Most Revolutionary Act 
I read about this yesterday. Big Brother is out of hand!
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Meanwhile the natives grow increasingly restless. I was very pleased by the Brexit vote.
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So was I!!
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MORE ON GOOGLE:
http://metro.co.uk/2015/01/31/why-is-google-making-human-skin-5043950/
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Interesting link, futuret. If people are worried about being able to detect cancer, they should just get a dog (wolves and dogs can smell it) instead of being so fixated on find a technological fix.
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Google is why I refuse to turn on Hulu or Netflix because I cannot view content on those sites without downloading Google Chrome onto my computer. I am filthy tired of these assholes forcing shit down our throats and telling us to like it and now to know that we are ‘blacklisted’ also? That is just the end of enough! I am ‘old school’ and cannot stand this newfangled mess that is exactly that, mess!
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I would never use Google Chrome or Microsoft Explorer products – I will stick with open source browsers like Firefox. Because the code they use is open to the whole world to scrutinize, they are far less likely to have security flaws or spy on you.
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It look like Billionaire class have now monopolized our lives where finding the Unfettered truth is all most impossible to find.
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Good point, gerry. I think people are going to have to return to old fashioned face to face encounters with people they know and trust if they really want to know what’s going on.
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As a user of this service, I am complicit in creating yet another link in the chains that shackle us. Not a happy thought for today 😦
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http://guardianlv.com/2016/06/hunting-humans-may-be-next-trend-for-the-rich/
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I confess I use Google, too – usually because I’m in a hurry. I tried to set up an alternative search engine once – that didn’t censor the links it calls up – but it was too cumbersome.
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VIRTUALLY EVERY SECTOR OF TECHNOLOGY WANTS THEIR HANDS IN CORRUPTION. YOU CAN FIND DIFFERENT SEARCH ENGINES, BUT WILL THE BIG FISH EAT THE LITTLE FISH THAT ARE JUST STARTING OUT? MORE ON TECHNOLOGIES:
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I use Firefox 90% of the time (and an Acer Chromebook when travelling) and have recently begun to ween myself off Google. I’ve been trying out alternate search engines such as Ecosia, DuckDuckGo and Yandex the past couple of weeks and find Yandex the by far superior to the others for most things, though I still occasionally use Google for images.
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I use Firefox 100%. I haven’t used Yandex though – will give it a try.
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