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es gibt ab sofort keine Suchergebnisse mehr in google, die etwas mit BMW zu tun haben: BMW wurde gebannt... Mal sehen wie lange 
"GOOGLE REMOVES BMW FROM THE WEB
German Web site no longer exists
http://www.pistonheads.com/pics/news/13067/BMW_logo_cross-L.jpg
De-Googled
Top German carmaker BMW doesn't exist any more -- that is, if you search for it using Google as almost everyone does.
Google has stripped BMW from its listings because the company was manipulating the search engine's results. A Google spokeswoman told the FT: "We cannot tolerate Web sites trying to manipulate search results as we aim to provide users with the relevant and objective search results."
BMW's crime was to use so-called "doorway pages" to redirect users to different pages from that seen by the search engine's automated Web crawlers. BMW said it was surprised because Google hadn't spoken to the carmaker about it, but remained confident that BMW would soon be reinstated.
According to the FT, BMW spokesman Marc Hassinger said that just 0.4 per cent of BMW.de’s traffic came via search engines such as Google, because most people wanting to visit the site either knew or could guess the correct address.
What's worse than being de-googled?"
"GOOGLE REMOVES BMW FROM THE WEB
German Web site no longer exists
http://www.pistonheads.com/pics/news/13067/BMW_logo_cross-L.jpg
De-Googled
Top German carmaker BMW doesn't exist any more -- that is, if you search for it using Google as almost everyone does.
Google has stripped BMW from its listings because the company was manipulating the search engine's results. A Google spokeswoman told the FT: "We cannot tolerate Web sites trying to manipulate search results as we aim to provide users with the relevant and objective search results."
BMW's crime was to use so-called "doorway pages" to redirect users to different pages from that seen by the search engine's automated Web crawlers. BMW said it was surprised because Google hadn't spoken to the carmaker about it, but remained confident that BMW would soon be reinstated.
According to the FT, BMW spokesman Marc Hassinger said that just 0.4 per cent of BMW.de’s traffic came via search engines such as Google, because most people wanting to visit the site either knew or could guess the correct address.
What's worse than being de-googled?"
