Matt Cutts on "Search Result Popularity Vs. Accuracy" (Video)

[snakeair]

Matt Cutt's has another video out.

Google’s head of webspam, Matt Cutts, posted a new Webmaster Help video today, discussing accuracy vs. popularity in search results. This video was his response to a user-submitted question:

Does Google feel a responsibility to the public to return results that are truly based on a page’s quality (assuming quality is determined by the accuracy of info on a page) as opposed to popularity?

Continued at: http://www.webpronews.com/googles-ma...curacy-2012-05'

Thoughts on the video?

[towelk]

I think this is not truly happening at this point. Since the Penguin was rolled out, I still see a lot of garbage rising in ranking. Even those old posts from blogger or tumblr which are not helpful are not popping in page 1.

It seems they favor old and established root domains, which are popular...that means they favor popularity over quality and accuracy... at least in my own opinion and based on observation.