weeks - 11:12 pm on Feb 26, 2011 (gmt 0)

Seeking to Weed Out Drivel, Google Adjusts Search Engine
(Front page, The New York Times today):

In a tacit admission that Web publishers are flooding its search engine with low-quality pages, Google has revised its methods to improve the usefulness of its results. [nytimes.com...]

I hang out in the real world quite a bit and it has been interesting to hear lay people complain about Google's results. I expect to hear it here, but when my wife--and she is as real as it gets--starts talking about it, something is up.

For the record, our few high ranking sites seem to be fine. (Most of my clients don't require SEO) But, then, they don't have drivel.