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Are You Addicted To Google?
from the break-the-habit dept
An opinion piece from the BBC is wondering if people are addicted to Google. The premise is that Google searches are no longer as relevant as they used to be, and are increasingly cluttered with advertising. However, we all still use it everyday. In many cases, "searching the internet" and "Google" have become synonymous, and so the writer worries that we're all stuck on Google. There's a simple solution, of course: come up with a better search engine. Others are trying, and are probably thrilled with articles like this one.
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Rather late in the year for the journalistic silly season, isn't it? If BBC tries a bit harder it might actually find something worth reporting.
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