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May 23, 2007, 11:28 AM ET
Google Bans Advertisements For Paper Mills
Term-paper and essay-writing services join prostitutes, firearms dealers, and hacking sites in Google’s forbidden-advertising zone, the company announced yesterday.
Academic paper-writing services, or “paper mills,” will no longer be able to buy search terms in the Google AdWords program, and thus their ads will no longer pop up in the “sponsored links” sections of a Google search-results page. (Links to those sites could still be found among the results on the main part of the page, however.)
The paper mills, which offer buyers papers written to order for a fee, have been the subject of sharp complaints from universities, which view them as sources of plagiarism. But the companies themselves have a different view.
Read the full Chronicle story.
Categories: Search-Engines
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