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Google Warns Of Malware

A new study by Google that examined 4.5 million Web sites for malicious software found that about one in ten sites were infected.
The study called "Ghost in the Browser" revealed that out of the 4.5 million Web sites analyzed 450,000 had caused Google’s test computer to make a "drive-by download".
The study found that the average user does not have a way to protect themselves from the threat.

Google’s Defensible Trump Card?

A thought that came up in a conversation with Michael Ferguson, Ask’s usability guy (which is probably why I like talking to him. He always greases the mental machinery) was Google’s defensible position that personalization offers.
Google is betting the farm on personalization. And really, they’re possibly the only search engine that can make this work. Here are the required components:

The Google Kool Aid

Tamar linked to an interesting WebmasterWorld thread, Todays Webmaster & Their Relationship with Google, this week. The original poster makes some good points about how we’ve fallen under Google’s spell, spend too much of our energy focused on Google, think that Google’s guidelines are what define ethical seo, and give Google access to more data than we should.

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