Number one Google algorithmic search result: Parsing of Google’s interest in capitalizing off of the lucrative pornography business is not necessary, however, at Google‘s core search product and money making machine: .Ī search on “porn” at yields 139,000,000 search results, a “porn” definition link and ten AdWords “Sponsored Links” on the first SERP, which hawk hardcore sex products and services. They’ve also added a “mature and adult” category to the genres and removed (I believe) a box on the initial uploading page that must be checked where the uploader certifies that the “video is not pornographic or obscene material.
People watching Google Video closely noticed a change this week in the upload area - the restrictions on uploading “pornographic or obscene” material is now just a restriction on “obscene” material. In “Google Porn?” Michael Arrington parses the significance of changes in Google Video taxonomy regarding “Mature and Adult” content: Google Drive alternative: Decentralized and encrypted
