If you missed it, last week, Rachel Maddow from MSNBC complained on Twitter that the Google Ads were not labeled and jumping in and out. Danny Sullivan from Google responded that Google always labels its ads and it doesn’t sound like those ads are from Google. In reaction, Google released a short video explained how ads appear in Search and that these ads are always labeled.
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