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Of course it does, but what's your point here? I said that the carousel is space given over to results from non-Web search, not just space given over to local r
by leoc 13y ago
Of course it does, but what's your point here? I said that the carousel is space given over to results from non-Web search, not just space given over to local results. The fact that there was already a chunk of the results page given over to non-Web search results doesn't alter the fact that the carousel is a new, further large chunk of space handed over to non-Web search results.
- saalweachter 13y agoThe point is that calling Google Maps anything but organic is wrong by any useful definition of organic. It's fine to argue about whether Google should be showing anything but ten blue links (maps, images, calculator results...) But refusing to acknowledge the legitimacy of searching anything but web pages is just absurd.