Today’s Google doodle marks the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, highlighting the civil rights leader’s message of unity. Created by guest artist Keith Mallett, the image features a line of women and men from different backgrounds and cultures with their arms crossed to hold each others’ hands. From the Google …
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Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Start your SEO and SEM campaigns off fresh with tactics that workJan 3, 2017 by Search Engine Land Here’s to a great 2017 full of learning …
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Google is welcoming in 2017 by letting loose its celebratory balloon drop from yesterday’s doodle. The New Year’s Day 2017 doodle is a follow up to the New Year’s Eve doodle Google posted yesterday – an image of balloons waiting to be dropped. Today’s doodle leads to a search for …
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Today’s Google Doodle is the second in its series of Holiday 2016 series. For Christmas Eve, the Google letters are making hearts, stars, smiling faces and hand-prints behind fogged up windows. From the Google Doodle Blog: Happy holidays! This is the perfect time of year to cozy up to the …
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Today’s Google doodle is the the first of Google’s holiday 2016 doodle series. Designed by doodler Gerben Steenks, the animated image turns the Google letters into a crew of carolers. From the Google Doodle Blog: Dating back thousands of years, the original carols were songs specific to certain regions, and …
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As usual, Google is marking the first day of the Winter and Summer Solstice — depending on which half of the globe you live — with a doodle. Both doodles were designed by doodler Nate Swinehart and include animated images of a rock family. For the winter doodle, the rocks …
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