Did the repugs Google bomb Keith Olbermann?
Submitted by kevin22262 on September 15, 2006 - 7:28pm.
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I noticed that if you Google Keith Olbermann and go to the Google News link, that you get a lot of stories from "newsbusters". I believe they are a rightie rag? Am I correct on this?
Another problem is if you click on any of their links then Google starts to learn and thinks this is the legit Keith Olbermann site.
So... when you check the link below, please do not go to any of the newsbuster links and start think of ways to Google bomb Keith Olbermann back to MSNBC or any other positive Keith olbermann site.
Kind of like what I just did here and above by linking Keith Olbermann's name and MSNBC to: http://countdown.msnbc.com
So take a look and and remember what I said above...
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&lr=&ct=title&ie=UTF-8&q=keith+olbermann&btnG=Search+News
Can you Google bomb Google news?
If you're using Dogpile you are using Google (and others). You've just added another layer between yourself and the original source.
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But it's not ME googling google, ya see! 
Once in a while you get shown the light, In the strangest of places if you look at it right. - Hunter/Garcia
for now. It is how Google uses it's technology for search and news listing. If it was "them" then "they" would have killed the "failure and miserable failure" searches.
From the San Francisco Chronicle:
Google will flex political muscles
PAC to raise money for causes, candidates; lobbyists on boardVerne Kopytoff, John Wildermuth, Chronicle Staff Writers
Saturday, September 16, 2006
Under fire on Capitol Hill, Google Inc. has boosted its political muscle by creating its first political action committee while taking steps to reach out to Republicans
(snip)
In addition, Google bolstered its clout by hiring former Republican Sens. Dan Coats of Indiana and Connie Mack of Florida as outside lobbyists. The political veterans may go a long way in building Google's ties with Republicans, a group widely considered to be the opposition based on the overwhelming preference by Google employees to make campaign contributions to Democrats.
This is not a time for a candidate who will offend no one; it is time for a candidate who takes clear stands and kicks ass.....Molly Ivins
I've been using dogpile and ask. Could it be that it wasn't google bombed, and it's just the "new" Google? If so, this is going to be as hard a battle as the Corporate Media...