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GOOGLE PERMANENTLY BANS 200 �FAKE NEWS� SITES.

by The Daily Sheeple.

The crackdown has begun.

In a blog post by Scott Spencer, director of product management for sustainable ads,

posted on Wednesday, Google said it has banned 200 publishers from accessing its Adsense

advertising service for posting fake news stories.

Google said it had cracked down on sites which contained 1) Ads for illegal products; 2)

Misleading ads; 3) Bad ads on mobile; 4) Ads trying to game the system and, 5) Promoting

and profiting from bad sites.

But the emphasis was on the so-called �fake news� category which has dominated media

buzz for the past two months.

This is how Spencer explained his action: In 2016, we saw the rise of tabloid cloakers,

a new type of scammer that tries to game our system by pretending to be news.

Cloakers often take advantage of timely topics�a government election, a trending news story

or a popular celebrity�and their ads can look like headlines on a news website.

But when people click on that story about Ellen DeGeneres and aliens, they go to a site

selling weight-loss products, not a news story.

* * * We�ve had long-standing policies prohibiting

AdSense publishers from running ads on sites that help people deceive others, like a site

where you buy fake diplomas or plagiarized term papers.

In November, we expanded on these policies, introducing a new AdSense misrepresentative

content policy, that helps us to take action against website owners misrepresenting who

they are and that deceive people with their content.

Google has faced criticism over its handling of fake news stories, including allowing a

fake news website to rise to the top of its results displaying an incorrect story claiming

that President Trump had won the popular vote.

In his post explaining how Google attempted to crack down on �bad ads, sites and scammers,�

Spencer explained that Google had expanded its policies against misleading websites in

November, leading to the crackdown.

From November to December 2016, we reviewed 550 sites that were suspected of misrepresenting

content to users, including impersonating news organizations.

We took action against 340 of them for violating our policies, both misrepresentation and other

offenses, and nearly 200 publishers were kicked out of our network permanently.

In total, Google took down 1.7 billion ads that they found in violation of their policies

in 2016, more than double the 780 million they removed in 2015.

It wasn�t just fake news: Google provided the following examples of common policy violations

among bad sites in 2016: We took action on 47,000 sites for promoting

content and products related to weight-loss scams.

We took action on more than 15,000 sites for unwanted software and disabled 900,000 ads

for containing malware.

And we suspended around 6,000 sites and 6,000 accounts for attempting to advertise counterfeit

goods, like imitation designer watches.

Some of the more conventional bans were the result of Google adding a policy mid-year

prohibiting ads for payday loans, considered predatory.

Roughly five million payday loan ads were disabled over the latter six months of 2016.

Also among those the removed ads were what Google calls �tabloid cloakers.� These

advertisers run what look like links to news headlines, but when the user clicks, an ad

for a product such as a weight loss supplement pops up.

Google suspended 1,300 accounts engaged in tabloid cloaking in 2016.

Spencer concludes: In addition to all the above, we support industry

efforts like the Coalition for Better Ads to protect people from bad experiences across

the web.

While we took down more bad ads in 2016 than ever before, the battle doesn�t end here.

As we invest in better detection, the scammers invest in more elaborate attempts to trick

our systems.

Continuing to find and fight them is essential to protecting people online and ensuring you

get the very best from the open web.

Google has not disclosed the list of 200 sites it had permanently banned.

For more infomation >> GOOGLE PERMANENTLY BANS 200 "FAKE NEWS" SITES - Duration: 5:00.

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Kinesiske Lunar nytår | Lunar nytår 2017 Januar 28 2017 Google Doodles Lunar nytår 2017 - Duration: 5:19.

Dagens Doodle fejrer Lunar Nytår 2017

(Hong Kong, Taiwan, Kina)

Med fyrværkeri, stegte dumplings, og Fai Chun, dagens Doodle

glæder sig over årene af hane.

En tid med fest med familie og venner, Lunar nytår falder

på den første nymåne mellem 21 januar og 20.

februar hvert år.

Mens dette betyder datoen er altid skiftende, traditioner

omgiver ferien har længe været den samme.

op til det, familier rengøre ofte deres

hjem for at skubbe ud uheld og gøre plads til lykke.

Når nytårsaften ankommer, kære mødes til

en reunion middag, hvor poon choi - et stort fad pakket

med kød, fisk og grøntsager ofte delt.

På nytårsdag, rød indretning og kuverter vrimler, mens

løve dansere, papir lanterner, og fyrværkeri fylder gaderne.

Sagnet siger, at mange af disse traditioner stammer fra afværger

den Nian, en mytisk bæst, der ville angribe en gammel landsby

hver nytårsdag.

Med hjælp fra en mystisk gammel mand, landsbyboere snart lært

at den skabning var bange for farven rød, samt højt

lyde - og så festlighederne begyndte.

Selvom Nian aldrig vendte tilbage, heldigvis festlighederne gjorde.

Her er til sundhed, lykke, og lykke i det nye år!

For kinesisk, i Kina og i etniske samfund rundt omkring i verden, Månens nye år er

den vigtigste og mest festlige ferie af året.

Gennem århundreder af Kinas agrare tradition, dette var den periode, hvor landmændene kunne

hvile fra deres arbejde i markerne.

Familiemedlemmer fra nær og fjern vil rejse til være med deres kære i tide til at indvarsle

ud det gamle år og velkommen i den nye, med stor festlig blomstre.

Med en kalender fra det tredje årtusinde f.Kr., det kinesiske folk har i tusinder af

år været at bygge på gamle skikke nytårsfesten.

Selv om de kan variere fra region til region, landsby til landsby, og selv familie til familie

i henhold til social position, er mange af disse skikke stadig overholdes.

I dag, over hele Kina, under hvad der nu almindeligvis omtales som Spring Festival, er passagertog,

busser og flodbåde fyldt med ferierejsende; butikker gøre en byge af business sælge

gaver, nyt tøj, og festlige fødevarer; køkkener er travle med forberedelserne til udførlige

fester; og gader er fyldt med lyden af fyrværkeri og sæsonbestemte hilsener.

Dagens Doodle hylder til Lunar nytår 2017

(Hong Kong, Taiwan, Kina)

For more infomation >> Kinesiske Lunar nytår | Lunar nytår 2017 Januar 28 2017 Google Doodles Lunar nytår 2017 - Duration: 5:19.

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Lunar New Year 2017 Saturday, January 28 Google Doodle| 2017 Chinese New Year Festival Celebration - Duration: 5:19.

Today's Doodle celebrates Lunar New Year 2017 (Hong Kong, Taiwan, China)

With firecrackers, fried dumplings, and Fai Chun, today's Doodle welcomes the year of

the rooster.

A time of celebration with family and friends, Lunar New Year falls on the first new moon

between January 21 and February 20 each year.

While this means the date is always changing, the traditions surrounding the holiday have

long been the same.

Leading up to it, families often clean their homes to push out bad luck and make room for

good fortune.

Once New Year's Eve arrives, loved ones come together for a reunion dinner where poon

choi – a large dish packed with meat, fish, and vegetables – is often shared.

On New Year's Day, red decor and envelopes abound, while lion dancers, paper lanterns,

and fireworks fill the streets.

Legend has it that many of these traditions stem from fending off the Nian, a mythical

beast that would attack an ancient village each New Year's Day.

With the help of a mysterious old man, villagers soon learned that the creature was afraid

of the color red, as well as loud noises — and so the festivities began.

Although the Nian never did return, luckily the celebrations did.

Here's to health, happiness, and good fortune in the new year!

For Chinese, in China and in ethnic communities around the world, the lunar new year is the

most important and most festive holiday of the year.

Through centuries of China's agrarian tradition, this was the one period when farmers could

rest from their work in the fields.

Family members from near and far would travel to be with loved ones in time to usher out

the old year and welcome in the new, with great celebratory flourish.

With a calendar dating from the third millennium BCE, the Chinese people have for thousands

of years been building on ancient customs of New Year celebrations.

Although they may vary from region to region, village to village, and even family to family

according to social position, many of these customs are still observed.

Today, all over China, during what is now commonly referred to as the Spring Festival,

passenger trains, buses, and river boats are packed with holiday travelers; shops do a

flurry of business selling gifts, new clothes, and festive foods; kitchens are bustling with

preparations for elaborate feasts; and streets are filled with the sounds of firecrackers

and seasonal greetings.

Today's Doodle pays homage to Lunar New Year 2017 (Hong Kong, Taiwan, China)

For more infomation >> Lunar New Year 2017 Saturday, January 28 Google Doodle| 2017 Chinese New Year Festival Celebration - Duration: 5:19.

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Часть 42. Город Ареополи. Part 42. City Areopoli - Duration: 5:25.

Areopoli (Greek: Αρεόπολη, before 1912 also: Τσίμοβα - Tsimova),

known as "Χειμαύα" (from Greek "Χειμαδιών")

in the regional Maniot tongue, is a town on the Mani Peninsula,

Laconia, Greece.

The word Areopoli means "city of Ares",

the ancient Greek god of war. It was the seat of Oitylo municipality.

Areopoli was called Tsimova by the invading Slavs

during the 7th century AD. The Greek War of Independence was started

at Areopoli on the 17th of March 1821 by Petros Pierrakos,

also known as Petros Mavromichalis, the last bey of Mani.

Now Areopoli has grown into a flourishing town.

Its tower houses, constructed with field stones,

are distinct from the traditional blue and white buildings

that characterize many Greek villages.

Areopoli is situated near the west coast of the Mani Peninsula,

1.5 km from its port Limeni. It is 20 km southwest of Gytheio

There is lively open air market in the main square each Saturday,

with a lot of local producers present.

For more infomation >> Часть 42. Город Ареополи. Part 42. City Areopoli - Duration: 5:25.

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Happy Chinese New Year 2017 Google Doodles Celebrations China's Lunar New Years| Year of the Rooster - Duration: 5:19.