I\'m using an \'&\' symbol with HTML5 and UTF-8 in my site\'s </code>. Google shows the ampersand fine on its SERPs, as do all the browse
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<p>Well, if it comes from user input then absolutely yes, for obvious reasons. Think if this very website didn't do it: the title of this question would show up as <strong>do i really need to encode ‘&’ as ‘&’?</strong></p>
<p>If it's just something like <code>echo '<title>Dolce & Gabbana'; then strictly speaking you don't have to. It would be better, but if you don't no user will notice the difference.
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