Ask.com anti-Google campaign on the London tubeVandalised sign says: "Please eat elderly or disabled people or those crying children" http://www.information-revolution.org  Search engine Ask.com buys advertising on public transport to protest against people choosing to use Google for internet searching. The danger with campaigns like this is that gullible politicians start backing it and call for regulation.
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jeffhall2069 says:
The hypocrisy is unreal. Google automatically indexes our site www.silverstall.com however Ask does not because it is not a web-site belonging to a multi-national retailer.
Anyone can submit a site to google however you cannot submit a site to Ask - don't believe me - then just try and submit a site to Ask and see what you get.
The agenda of Ask is to move control of the net into a few hands of super-rich companies. Support this campaign and you are destroying the small buisness which relys on googles autoamated ranking system.
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