If Google Indexing Goes Real-Time, What Will it Mean for Ranking?

Last year, we saw the emergence of the technology PubSubHubbub, which provides real-time notifications to subscribers of content when there is new content or updates being made. There has recently been talk about Google developing a system that would use this technology it its indexing process... more [WebProNews.com]

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But the late 1990s bubble makes me inclined to distrust the whims and crap shoot wisdom of these markets and ad buyers, and a war/deficit/evaporating middle class economy I think means all bets are off. But this is interesting to think about just the same.

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