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@deelowe, By using the word "mixing" up you are implying that I have confused two separate things, which I didn't. They are not two separate things. Google enj
by tucaz 7y ago
@deelowe, By using the word "mixing" up you are implying that I have confused two separate things, which I didn't.
They are not two separate things. Google enjoys the status of a platform in all of its products.
The links I provided talk about YouTube and other platforms and demonstrate how they act as a publisher and not as a platform and the submitted article demonstrates how search results are skewed towards a direction.
Can you please point where my argument is flawed?
- deelowe 7y agoYour argument is flawed because there was no evidence given of search results being censored. This is the premise of the article; some sort of biased, preferable treatment being given to certain news sites. Throwing youtube and facebook into the mix, which are curated platforms (AKA publishers) and one of which is clearly NOT Google, is disingenuous. Those platforms are not expected to be unbiased in their results.