Google ‘Watch Conan’ … To Get To Jay Leno’s Website – Entertainment Weekly

Google ‘Watch Conan’ … To Get To Jay Leno’s Website – Entertainment Weekly

Image Credit: Art Streiber/TBS; Mitchell Haaseth/NBCAlthough Conan O’Brien and his new TBS show Conan is winning the ratings war so far, he’s getting killed in the search engine optimization war.

If you search “Watch Conan” on Google, the website for Jay Leno’s Tonight Show is the first result. See for yourself.

This could be a simple mistake, right? Maybe the web team just changed the name on the header of the website when the two hosts swapped places. But we here at PopWatch like conspiracy theories. After all, the search term “Conan Obrien” returns Leno’s site as the third result, and the search term “Conan O’Brien” returns it as the sixth. Is NBC holding onto O’Brien’s web traffic and characters?

PopWatchers, what do you think is going on here? Does Google’s search algorithm have a sense of irony?

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Google ‘Watch Conan’ … To Get To Jay Leno’s Website – Entertainment Weekly

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Image Credit: Art Streiber/TBS; Mitchell Haaseth/NBCAlthough Conan O’Brien and his new TBS show Conan is winning the ratings war so far, he’s getting killed in the search engine optimization war.

If you search “Watch Conan” on Google, the website for Jay Leno’s Tonight Show is the first result. See for yourself.

This could be a simple mistake, right? Maybe the web team just changed the name on the header of the website when the two hosts swapped places. But we here at PopWatch like conspiracy theories. After all, the search term “Conan Obrien” returns Leno’s site as the third result, and the search term “Conan O’Brien” returns it as the sixth. Is NBC holding onto O’Brien’s web traffic and characters?

PopWatchers, what do you think is going on here? Does Google’s search algorithm have a sense of irony?

Read more:
Second night of ‘Conan’: Enough with the TBS jokes already
‘Conan’ early ratings: How many folks saw his TBS debut?
‘Conan’ first-night review: Coco’s so-so show

    

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Cowboys website down, apparent registration mixup

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — The Dallas Cowboys website is back to normal.

The team apparently failed to renew registration of the dallascowboys.com domain name and the site was replaced Sunday night with a generic page for Network Solutions LLC, the Dallas Morning News reported Tuesday.

For a time Monday, a day when coach Wade Phillips was fired after his team started 1-7, the website had an image of two children playing soccer. Dallascowboys.com was back up on Tuesday.

Cowboys spokesman Rich Dalrymple said he had no information about the website registration. He says that when the website “goes down every now and then, they usually get it right back up again.”

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