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section of your WordPress site. For example, you could include a style like this: Don't forget to put your content outside of this comment block (duh!). Although, it would probably be best to remove this whole dang thing before you go live (other- wise, this comment block will be outputted along with your content). ============================================================--> movies) on content provider applications via Google Search and the Google As*istant. This Media Action page, which replaces both the At this time Google cautions that these solutions are for partners only, and that publishers who want to create Actions using these This is a significant change to how Google employs structured data for audio and video content, which has chiefly been used to generate rich results in the search engine result pages (SERPs). Now Google is leveraging structured data to facilitate users' ability to launch media content directly, both from traditional search results and from Google As*istant (the latter powering Google Home and voice search on Enumerations are a feature of schema.org that allow publishers to select a value for a property from a restricted list of values, such as the answer to a question where the only possible responses are yes, no and maybe. Enumerations are useful both to publishers and data consumers (like search engines) because they provide unambiguous and consistently-formed information about the thing being described. While enumerations are an important part of schema.org, the docu*entation describing them I encountered a tweet today from Dan Sure which provided the text of an intriguing notification from Google concerning the use of podcasts, recipes and news by Google As*istant, Google's virtual as*istant that's used by Google Home, Android phones and a host of other Google announced today that they have released a new-and-improved version of its Structured Data Testing Tool, available in beta as the Rich Results Test. The name of the tool reflects – as noted in the announcement post – the fact that what Google had previously