For the first time since February, Google updated PageRank last week. Named after Google founder Larry Page, the algorithm helps Google's Web search engine rank sites in query results. Jennifer Slegg
tells us that Google exec Matt Cutts said earlier in the year that Google would not update the algorithm unless there were technical issues. Slegg points to buzz across the Web, which speculates about
reasons for the change.
Read the whole story at Search Engine Watch »
