The latest SEO news on SEO TV is one story at a time, read from the company that made the change and explained by David G Quaid, with the best video about it playing on the set.
Google, Bing and Anthropic Back One AI Training Opt-Out for Robots.txtOne robots.txt group, __usage_ai-training, will tell several AI companies at once not to train on a site. Google plans support in early 2027.
Google Emails Sites: Old Site Reputation Abuse Penalties No Longer Count in the EEAGoogle is telling sites with old site reputation manual actions that those no longer touch EEA results. Everywhere else, nothing changed.
Facebook Answers: AI-Written Pages in Google and Scaled Content AbuseMeta's AI-written Facebook Answers pages rank in Google by the millions. Whether that is scaled content abuse depends on value, not on AI.
SEO TV News comes from the source: Google's own blog, documentation and status pages, Microsoft's for Bing, and the AI companies' own posts. Each story names what changed, when, who said so and what is still unconfirmed, then plays the best video about it from the SEO news channels and podcasts on the shelves.
How a story gets on SEO TV News is simple: it has to change something a site owner can see or do, and the company behind it has to have said so in writing. Rumors of ranking swings and screenshots with no source stay off. Where third parties disagree, as tool counts often do, each number is named with the tool that made it. When a story moves after it runs, the post gets an Updated date and the new facts, rather than a second post.