You might not realize it, but Google has social profiles for users. Yes, the search engine has a page of personal information similar to what all the major social networks have for their users. In ...

We've always preached about the importance of having a say in what Google says about you, but today Google's making it easier by integrating your Google profile directly in search results. Last ...

If you search on my name and location, [barry schwartz, ny], in Yahoo Search, you will see a Google Profile matches and other related content from Google within Yahoo’s new search format.

Google is rolling out new profile pages that shows you the reviews and notes you left across Google Search. And starting on June 24 your reviews and notes may be public to other Google users.

So what actually did (and still does) cause some profiles to rank higher than others in Google search? If not follower count or +1 count, what was the magic factor?

Google now gives users the option to post a link to a Google profile at the bottom of name-query search pages, meaning that anyone searching for a user online can view information that the user ...

A "Profiles" section on Google search results lists the top four people at the top and others underneath. Users who take the time to get a Google ID and beef up their profile can show up there.

Google Profiles no longer are invisible to search engines, so people can find friends more easily. Does Google have grander social-networking hopes for the service?

Google’s come up with a way to entice more people to use its Profiles social networking feature — it’s adding Profiles info to searches for people’s names, letting them control just what ...

Google is also promoting the initiative by presenting a “Create your profile” link whenever you’re logged into your Google account and search for “me”.