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"Some savvy SEOs noticed a weird hack that lets you see search results in a state of before the Penguin update.  It is pretty wild and no idea if it is legit but it is convincing.  We thought that there were two major search ranking changes in Google but Google told us they were not updates related to Penguin or Panda or anything like it.  Google purged many free web directories from their index.  Google launched the knowledge graph - it is answers.  Google said do not stuff the title attribute with keywords.  Google said if it doesn't understand the markup, it will just use the text.  Bing may have updated but we are not sure.  Google is now doing weekly videos summarizing Google Places/Maps topics.  Yahoo lost another CEO, Scott Thomspon and he was replaced after lying on his resume.  Facebook is on the NASDAQ today as FB.  There is a hilarious Matt Cutts parody video you must watch.  It was Mother's Day this past Sunday - happy Mom's Day all you mothers.  That was this past week at the Search Engine Roundtable.Make sure to subscribe to our video feed or subscribe directly on iTunes to be notified of these updates and download the video in the background.   Here is the YouTube version of the feed:\r\nFor the original iTunes version, click here.Search Topics of Discussion:\r\nHit By Penguin? Google Query Hack To Confirm?\r\nGoogle Update Brewing? What Is Going On?\r\nGoogle Penguin 1.1 Update Underway? Google Says No.\r\nFree Directory Sites Dropping Out Of Google?\r\nGoogle Knowledge Graph: Google Labels Me An SEO Expert\r\nGoogle's Algorithms Find Stuffed Title Attributes As Sneaky\r\nGoogle Uses Text Of Code It Doesn't Understand\r\nBing Search Update? Crawl Changes?\r\nVanessa From Google Places Offers Weekly Video Recaps\r\nYahoo Loses Another CEO: This Is Beyond Ridiculous\r\nNASDAQ:FB (Facebook) Now On NASDAQ At $38\r\nVideo Parody: Google's Cutts On Ranking #1\r\nHappy Mother's Day From The Search IndustryPlease do subscribe via iTunes or on your favorite RSS reader. Don't forget to comment below with the right answer and good luck!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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