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To give the users a Microsoft Bing like taste Google offered its users a chance to redecorate their Google home page. Users were allowed to choose their own background photos and colors to brighten the otherwise plain white home page. However the move was withdrawn within just fourteen hours from the launch. Dave and Mikkel also discuss more Google Streetview trouble in Denmark, World Cup Soccer, and how Matt Cutts caught wind of a blog post entitled SEO Is Mostly Quack Science.

Facebook is answering privacy concerns with new settings, Dave and Bas discuss, plus a search for World Cup Soccer results stirs up a conversation on ranking, title tags and keyword rankings on Google.

Facebook is answering privacy concerns with new settings, Dave and Bas discuss, plus a search for World Cup Soccer results stirs up a conversation on page ranking, title tags and keyword rankings on Google.

Mikkel and Dave discuss Twitter Exploit and Longtail Keywords, plus Dave comments on the recent spamming situation on the Search Cowboys website and the review on Facebook browser review post on TopSEOs.

Mikkel and Dave discuss Twitter Exploit and Longtail Keywords, plus Dave comments on the recent spamming situation on the Search Cowboys website and the review on Facebook browser review post on TopSEOs.

Streetview continues to be a thorn in the side of Europeans as Google Catches Flak for Mapping European Homes Wireless Networks, ‎Mikkel and Dave discuss the situation and more.

Mikkel and Dave look at the ongoing situation following a volcanic eruption in Iceland that is causing volcanic ash to affect the European Aerospace. They also discuss how Google Analytics are rumored to become a paid model on Google Webmaster Tools.

Mikkel and Dave look at the ongoing situation following a volcanic eruption in Iceland that is causing volcanic ash to affect the European Aerospace. They also discuss how Google Analytics are rumored to become a paid model on Google Webmaster Tools.

Mikkel and Dave discuss how Google has announced over at the Webmaster Central blog that it is officially using page speed as one of the ranking factors in its algorithm. They also discuss Plinkart being bought by Google and the release of the Windows Phone 7 Series.

Mikkel and Dave discuss how Google has announced over at the Webmaster Central blog that it is officially using page speed as one of the ranking factors in its algorithm. They also discuss Plinkart being bought by Google and the release of the Windows Phone 7 Series.

Mikkel returns from SMX Munich, and Dave returns from SES New York 2010. They discuss Online Security; why and how you need to be more aware! How Facebook can give you Syphilis, Twitter walls and is Google leaving China for real now?

Legislation to combat internet piracy, including internet bans for persistent illegal file-sharers, has cleared the Lords and now goes to the Commons where it will be rushed through before the general election. Dave and Mikkel discuss how this affects internet use in the UK. They also go over the interview Eric Enge had with Matt Cutts, that had Cutts talk about crawl budgets, PDFs, 301/302 redirects, site architecture, JavaScript, and affiliate links.

Dave tells us about his appearance on Sky News on Martin Stanfords program SkyNews.com going over the web news of the day. Dave also offers a rare pro-Google stance. Mikkel and Dave also discuss the Google situation in the EU and the story behind Foundem and Ciao, two of the companies complaining that have connections with Microsoft.

Mikkel and Dave discuss the recent headline where a Milan, Italy court convicted three Google executives for the 2006 transmission of a video showing the bullying of a youth with Downs Syndrome. Also, they discuss a new Google StreetView policy where Google has to warn people before taking pictures, and not photograph things you cant normally see from the street and not store pictures for more than 6 months.

Dave and Mikkel give their take on the recent Google Buzz Privacy Issues causing a stir in Europe, plus they recap SES London 2010 and they share how wonderful they thought it turned out.