Michael_Anthony - 7:03 pm on Apr 7, 2004 (gmt 0)

From the news.com article...

"Weinstock has launched an online petition asking Google to remove the site from its index. He said that if Google receives 50,000 requests to remove the site, it will comply. As of late Tuesday, the petition had about 2,800 signatures. "

and

"Google spokesman David Krane said the company's search results are determined by a complex set of algorithms that measure factors such as how many sites link to a given page. The company can't and won't change the ranking for Jew Watch, regardless of how many signatures the petition attracts"

Looks like even news.com can't get their facts straight? Either that, or Weinstock talked to someone else at Google who's yet to discuss the matter with Mr. Krane.