Google is going one step ahead to make search over mobile devices more engaging. It has been reported that the company is testing a new label ‘Live’ in mobile search results. Webmasters believe that the label would appear with those news stories that are breaking and happening in real time.
A Twitter user noticed that change and shared a screenshot. The screenshot shows ‘Live’ label with a story from the Guardian that says “live” in the title tag of the page and seems to be live blog coverage of the suspension of Sepp Blatter, which broke yesterday. We can’t say if Google is serious about it and when it will go live.
Sumant Singh
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