Search Neutrality
With the ongoing battle between search giant Google and the Senate Antitrust Committee, it is relevant to understand what exactly is the objective of a truly neutral search engine, ie search neutrality. Here are the most important points.
Equality: Search engines shouldn�t differentiate at all among websites.
Objectivity: There are correct search results and incorrect ones, so search engines should return only the correct ones.
Bias: Search engines should not distort the information landscape.
Traffic: Websites that depend on a flow of visitors shouldn�t be cut off by search engines.
Relevance: Search engines should maximize users� satisfaction with search results.
Self-interest: Search engines shouldn�t trade on their own account.
Transparency: Search engines should disclose the algorithms they use to rank web pages.
Manipulation: Search engines should rank sites only according to general rules, rather than promoting and demoting sites on an individual basis.
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