In their under-the-radar announcement, Google admits they’ve now built “a purely commercial model” that delivers listings ranked by “bid price.” Google Shopping is nothing more than a list of targeted ads that unsuspecting customers assume are search results. They call these “Product Listing Ads” a “truly great search.” <\/em>
We say that when you limit choices and rank them by payment, consumers get Scroogled. For an honest search result, try Bing. <\/em>
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Maybe I should not be posting this on a GOOGLE Blog, but hell, it sure is interesting! Microsoft is using the term, “Scroogled” in order to compete with the mighty Google ad network. “In the beginning, Google preached, “Don’t be evil“\u2014but that changed on May 31, 2012. That’s when Google Shopping announced a new initiative. … <\/p>\n