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Bookmark or Share- Ungoogleable—who owns new words as they come into use? - Inside Higher EdGiven that we want our students to use search engines in a considered way, as part of a pedagogic architecture rather than the sole strategy for information-gleaning and data-gathering, what does it mean if some things are googleable and others are not? Just try googling “ungoogleable” to see what I mean.
- Who, What, Why: What is 'ungoogleable'? - BBC NewsWho, What, Why: What is 'ungoogleable'? 27 March 2013. The word "ungoogleable" has been removed from a list of new Swedish words after a trademark spat. But it raises the question of what can...
- No Googling, says Google — unless you really mean it - NBC NewsGoogle's laser focus on how its name is used even extends to Sweden, where the country's Language Council recently wanted to add the word "ungoogleable" to a list of new words as meaning...
- Google and Ogooglebar: Who owns the meaning of words? - BBCGoogle's attempts to change the meaning of the word "Ungoogleable" in Sweden raises the question of who controls our language, says Tom Chatfield. Google and Ogooglebar: Who owns the...
- Google (verb) - WikipediaUngoogleable is something that cannot be "googled" – i.e. it cannot be easily found using a web search engine, especially Google. If a word or phrase is ungoogleable, it means it cannot be googled.
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