Google's search engine algorithm will be the first to show links to pages with the most ' fresh ' information. This was reported in the official. blog. company.
The change will affect 35 percent of search queries and is designed for three categories of topics: for ' hot ' news, for recurrent events and information that is constantly updated. The developers believe that, for example, when searching for information about the Olympics or the presidential election, the user assumes the nearest event, not the news a decade ago. Similarly, information about the ' best camera ', and other constantly updated topics.
According to New York Times, the introduction of a new way of ranking the results dictated by the need to compete with social networks. People are turning to Facebook and Twitter for the latest news about an event, because the information is updated instantly.
Google launched in 2009, ' instant ' search, designed to track the messages in popular services in real time. He was looking for including Twitter, but in the summer 2011 term of the agreement between the companies has ended, and the service was closed.
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