Watching BP try to plug the biggest oil spill in history while staging photo ops for the media feels like watching a new definition of evil unfold — until the realization sets in that we’re likely ...

LONDON (Reuters) - BP Plc has bought terms such as "oil spill" from search engine providers including Google Inc to help direct Internet users to its website as it attempts to control the worst oil ...

BP is being accused of trying to manipulate the search results on sites like Google and Yahoo, as it attempts to salvage its battered image following the oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico. The company ...

With so much speculation about how much BP is spending on Google ads, SEW decided to take a crack at the math. By cross referencing data from different tools, we estimate their spending on a ...

Amid a confusing and prolonged oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, many people are turning to sites like Google and its YouTube video site to help explain the ongoing environmental disaster. BP , the ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

If you search Google, Bing, or Yahoo for information about the massive BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, there's a very good chance the top result will be a BP site explaining what the company is ...

Oil company bought 'oil' phrases on Google, Yahoo redirecting users to website. VENICE, La., June 5, 2010 — -- Be careful where you click, especially if you're looking for news on the BP oil ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. BP spent almost nothing on search advertising in the months leading up to the spill.

AdAge snagged a rare document laying out how much individual companies are spending on Google search advertising. An unsurprising new entry: BP, spending millions of dollars to rehab its image. Much ...

It’s well known to many at this point that BP has been advertising on Google to get its public relations message out. Today, it turns out that some of those ads have been violating Google’s guidelines ...

As BP continues to try to stop the oil gushing into the Gulf of Mexico, the energy giant is also dealing with a public relations nightmare. That’s why the company is snapping up search phrases like ” ...