Interflora is best known as one of the UK’s most popular florists, not for getting into trouble with online regulations. Recent escapades revealed by, Google, portrayed a very different light. If you’re not familiar with the incident, Interflora practically disappeared from Google’s SERPs, losing ranking for hundreds of brand and non brand search terms

As the second largest economy in the world[1] China has long been the focus for international commerce, specifically for the last thirty years[2]. As the West deals with economic difficulties, China increases its economic appetite, reportedly growing by 7.90% in the fourth quarter of 2012[3].

Russia is one of the few places where Google is not king. And it seems that Google’s days in Russia might be numbered since the giant search engine is losing an important partner in the country.

Today Google is celebrating the 165th birthday of novelist Bram Stoker who created the most well-known vampire in literary and film history.

Google found an extreme way to protest against a proposed French law that would force search engines to pay for content.  The Internet giant is threatening to stop linking to French media sites.