Subdomains treatment

What is the offiical word on google's treatment of subdomains? Are they no longer treated as individual sites?

Thanks

 

I think they will treat as individual site as for blogger in blogspot

 

I heard subdomains is going to be treated as same site by google, forgot from what thread I read it from.

 

It will be treated same to main site but the content should be different from the main site IMO.

 

i think that site.site.com=site.com/site/ now

 

In early December Google limited the number of subdomains that will appear for any given search term. Since subdomains were treated as a separate sites, previously in Google results, you could end up seeing hundreds of different subdomains from the same root domain. Google threw a limit on this so only a few subdomains may show up from the same site. In my opinion, it makes sense and produces better search results.

 

few=how much?

 

This is correct, it was mentioned by Matt Cutts at Pub Con.

 

subdomains are completely new domain.

your domain is sitename.com and www is also a subdomain on sitename.com

 

I think this means more power to blogspot blogs. I think this is rewarding. As i have seen some high class ones over the years.

 

Google is changing they way they view sub-domains, you should read about the last Pub Con.

 

So.. what's happening with blogspot, wordpress subdomains then ?

 

Nothing, they will still be considered different most likely, again if you read about the last Pub Con you'll get a better understanding.

 

What if the subdomains point to a different ip then the main domain, will it still be considered the same site?

 

Limit ?? : http://www.google.fr/ie?q=animal+chat&num=100&hl=fr&start=100&sa=N

 

Just search "Matt Cutts Pub Con SubDomains" you'll find tons of information on what Matt Cutts said.