GCP Incidents(blog.railway.app)

291 points by dban 2 years ago | 118 comments

Why Does Google Kill So Many Products?(matt-rickard.com)

29 points by rckrd 3 years ago | 29 comments

Scammed out of $130K via fake Google call, spoofed Google email and auth sync(bewildered.substack.com)

338 points by davidscoville 1 year ago | 536 comments

A Substack post by David Scoville recounting how he lost $130,000 to scammers using a fake Google call, spoofed Google email, and authenticator sync.

Google paid $26.3B in 2021 to be the default search engine(theverge.com)

142 points by gorbachev 3 years ago | 122 comments

Nearly all binary searches and mergesorts are broken (2006)(research.google)

148 points by thunderbong 1 year ago | 151 comments

Nixiesearch: Running Lucene over S3, and why we're building a new search engine(nixiesearch.substack.com)

102 points by shutty 2 years ago | 65 comments

Search engines alternatives now that Google isn't Google anymore(techcrunch.com)

460 points by elorant 5 months ago | 430 comments

TechCrunch article recommending six alternative search engines to try as Google Search shifts toward AI-driven results.

Google loses antitrust suit over search deals on phones(bloomberg.com)

834 points by rvz 2 years ago | 610 comments

Bloomberg news article reporting that a judge ruled Google's search default deals with Apple and others on phones violated antitrust law in the DOJ case.

Google is winning on every AI front(thealgorithmicbridge.com)

847 points by vinhnx 1 year ago | 687 comments

A paid Algorithmic Bridge Substack post by Alberto Romero arguing that Google is ahead of OpenAI and Anthropic across every front of AI.

Google changes its search box(blog.google)

651 points by berkeleyjunk 5 months ago | 891 comments

Google Keyword blog post announcing new AI features and agents in Search and a redesigned AI-powered search box, presented at I/O 2026.

The Reddit blackout has left Google barren and full of holes – TechRadar(techradar.com)

361 points by pg_1234 3 years ago | 312 comments

TechRadar opinion piece arguing that the Reddit subreddit blackout exposed how heavily Google search results depend on Reddit content.

Google search drops cache link from search results(seroundtable.com)

382 points by croes 2 years ago | 130 comments

Search Engine Roundtable article reporting that Google Search removed the cached page link from search results, with tips on how to still view the cache.