Posted on 11/28/2008 7:33:31 AM PST by Bill Dupray
The MSM’s nauseating, pro-Obama bias during the campaign was almost too much to bear. The Libs won, and the un-Fairness Doctrine is on the front burner, once again taking aim at right-wing talk radio.
The fallback position for Conservatives has always been, “well, we always have the right-wing blogs.”
Now it appears that Google is trying to finish off the right-wing blogosphere once and for all.
More . . .
(Excerpt) Read more at patriotroom.com ...
Better for these conservitive blogs to go to other search engines, for example Clusty.
Dogpile also brings up some good stuff.
Take a look at goodsearch.com. You can designate a charity and they’ll get a small kickback for each search. I added and designated my parish.
Well, it’s a private business, I guess they can list or not list whatever they want. Why don’t some wealthy conservatives work on opening business to compete with those that want to shut out conservatives. No doubt they would be hugely popular, thence profitable. Look at Fox, they’re not even particularly conservative and they’re eating everyone else’s lunch.
This sounds ominous. Is Google almost a monopoly?
already pre-positioned and gathering info every second.
It amalgamates other search engines.......
Check out atlasshrugs goings on with Google search. She’s being driven out of town and needs support...........
Depending on google to run your blog is not a good idea. Use some other service instead of blogger or, better yet, get a provider for 2-5 US$ a month and set up your own; nowadays it’s as simple as uploading a directory and following some instructions on your site’s setup area.
I’ve started adding other search engines to my tool bars. I just have no intentions of supporting people and businesses that screw us over.
Dogpile is good, Yahoo, as well as Clusty. This does not suprise me at all, the libs want to control the communications.
If Obama is oh so keen about net neutrality, how about search engine neutrality.
I’m trying those. Never heard of Clusty.
I use scroogle when I don’t want Google seeing what I am searching.
No but they are the most profitable.
I haven’t used google for years.
Every time I get new software I use the advanced install method to make sure that I don’t get google toolbar (or other unwanted software) installed on my computer.
AOL is another left wing service that I won’t use or do business with because of their bias against things right wing.
Just added dogpile and did some test searches,, it’s really good! Have it on my toolbar now.
The site doesn’t appear to have many backlinks. It would be helpful to know what the search terms at issue are.
Try it:
This basically gets you to the Blogs. The same search in Google News gets you a handful of hits. There is a news blackout on the Birth Certificate issue and I really don't think it is due to Google plotting and scheming. But in ancy case the Bloggers are not buying it. The Bloggers are spreading the word and this story will not die even if the Supremes pass on their December 5th opportunity to do the right thing and protect the U.S. Constitution.
profits??? Where’s the Dem outrage??? Companies aren’t supposed to make profits!
Remember that the Democraps support the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, INCLUDING the First Amendment.
The only caveat to their interpretation of the First Amendment is that it has to be THEIR speech that is free and guaranteed, NOT that of the opposition. Remember the Ditzy Twits??
I just type’d Atlas Shrugs in the google search, returns her site as the first hit.... what’s the problem here?
The problem is that the average Joe, including myself before this thread, don’t know about atlas shrugs. Try googling “obama birth certificate” and all you get are links about fact check and a judge throwing out the birth certificate case.
Google is undisputedly the most popular search engine around. I don’t think suggesting other search engines will make much of a dent. I personally use others but most people I know go straight to Google or Yahoo for searches. I think they should be sued and sued and sued until they stop this crap. Evidence would seem very easy to gather but the deep pockets and legal fees may be formidable.
No, it's a public corporation with a fiduciary responsibility to maximize shareholder value. That does not include alienating half your customer base, and the same can be said for all the major media corps. Conservative shareholders should file class action suits against every one of them.
As far as specifically Google, they're longtime liberals, but it may well be that this kind of crap is being done outside company policy by one or two moonbats. It would be worth a campaign of complaints to company executives. I have accomplished some cool things in the past by going straight to the top.
MM (in TX)
We are really going to have to build our own network. I mean... increasingly, WE are the subversives, the underground.
Thank You !
Well, it’s still a private business in that it’s owned by a bunch of individuals. If they’re all on board with this (I’ll grant you that’s unlikely) so be it.
marker
that's what I do too...
The first listing of a search is often a paid listing, but the second one is often the same website but not a paid listing. I normally ignore the right side paid listings too.
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