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[ NNSquad ] Re: Italian Newspapers vs. Google


everything correct, with one tiny detail: AGCM is the Antitrust Authority 
which is a court and has two levels of appeal.

As I understand it, newspaper publishers want to understand if there's 
someone misbehaving doing news traffic management aimed at favouring some 
news sources. (is gnews process completely automatic or there can be human 
intervention ? I don't know).

If "pete's gossips" ranks higher than "the wall street journal", wsj could 
well think they should complain...

As far as I can tell, I was some times puzzled that a  webzine that has 
some hundreds incoming links  appeared above italy's major web properties 
which happen to be major newspapers' websites.

It's not only related to gnews. There was a website which published web 
properties rankings (indexes) which seemed to be somewhat altered, they 
effectively were and have been corrected.

Ciao, s.

...... Original Message .......
On Thu, 27 Aug 2009 15:38:03 -0700 "Lauren Weinstein" <lauren@vortex.com> 
wrote:
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>Italian Newspapers vs. Google
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>http://bit.ly/v3i0L
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>--Lauren--
>NNSquad Moderator