Michael Arrington of TechCrunch writes Wednesday that Forbes.com began removing paid links on its site after a request from Google on Monday, but didn’t remove all of them.
“As Barry Schwartz noticed today, Forbes received and posted a notice from Google ‘encouraging’ Forbes to remove the links ‘that could be intended to manipulate PageRank.’
“Denis Pinsky, Forbes Digital Marketing Manager, thinking that Forbes had now removed the links (oops), played dumb: ‘Can someone help figure out what Links are in violation?’
“Happy to help, Forbes. Next time, try to get rid of all of the evidence before denying everything.”
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