Google rebrands NotebookLM to Gemini Notebook, raising scraping concerns
Google's NotebookLM rebrands to Gemini Notebook, raising concerns for website owners about AI scraping. Learn how to block the new user-triggered fetcher.
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Google's NotebookLM rebrands to Gemini Notebook, raising concerns for website owners about AI scraping. Learn how to block the new user-triggered fetcher.
Google executive Nick Fox announced billions of weekly clicks from AI Search features, but the company provides no data or methodology to verify the claims.
Google faces a class action lawsuit from publishers and authors, including Scott Turow, alleging unauthorized use of copyrighted books to train Gemini AI.
Apple Maps' new advertising policy, effective July 2026, prohibits ads for home services, crypto ATMs, and bail bonds, impacting local businesses.
Google is integrating AI image generation into AI Overviews and redesigning Google Images. John Mueller offered insights on hidden links and A/B tests.
Google's Martin Splitt and John Mueller explained how site quality, beyond technical SEO, affects page indexing, urging site owners to evaluate content.
Avinash Kaushik, former Google executive, advises marketers to renegotiate SEO and content agency fees, expecting 25-75% savings due to AI automation.
The July 2026 Réacteur edition is live, featuring expert articles on Google Ads Performance Max, optimizing content for Google and AI, and AI search engine visi…
Google's Gemini 3.5 Pro is months behind schedule, reportedly due to coding capability issues, as Bloomberg details internal frustrations.
AI search increasingly prioritizes Reddit for brand recommendations, necessitating new SEO strategies for multi-location businesses, experts reported.
Google is launching connected apps in AI Mode Search, enabling direct actions with services like Instacart, Canva, and YouTube Music from search results.
Search engine 'fingerprints' are inherited by AI answer engines. Google confirms its AI features use core quality systems, while Microsoft offers transparency.
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