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...attorney from Silicon Valley who went after Microsoft in the late 1990s, has a new target in sight: Google. He's working to prevent a deal between Google and publishers and authors over the rights to digital titles. But his push, along...

In this article: Microsoft, Federal Communications Commission, Organic search, Amazon, Justice Department, Silicon Valley, and Washington

...project, and that it's not accurate to characterize it as an initiative completely controlled by Google. However, he acknowledged that Google faces a challenge of working with partners that want to contribute to Android while also...

In this article: Android, Android, Linux, Motorola, and HTC

...make it easier to find, noting that there are few links to the tool from the landing pages of any Google properties. Simpson said Google also should make it easier for users to blow away stored search and activity data across multiple...

In this article: Dashboard, Google Documents, and Center for Democracy & Technology

...a month old, indicating that Google would consider it creepy to publish real-time satellite data. Google is quite used to facing charges that it has become a little too Big Brotherish in its conquest of the Internet search market. In...

In this article: Eric Schmidt, Microsoft, Fox Business, Peugeot, CNET, Yahoo, and Apple

Do you see something strange in this screenshot of Google's homepage today? No, not Bert and Ernie (it's Sesame Street's 40th birthday). It's that ad for the Verizon Droid right there under the search box (today is also Droid Day).

In this article: Bert and Ernie, Landing page, Android, Firefox, T-Mobile, and Sesame Street

...Google searches, see recently opened and shared documents and survey their interactions with other Google-powered sites such as YouTube. Google, which has come under fire from politicians and privacy advocates for its data-collection...

In this article: Dashboard, U.S., E mail, Picasa, Google Docs, Mashable, Gmail, and CNET

The Justice Department also has raised objections to another agreement that would give Google the digital rights to millions of out-of-print books. Google is negotiating revisions with US authors and publishers in an attempt to persuade...

In this article: Justice Department, Federal Trade Commission, United States, Revenue, Recession, Cloud computing, and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

...price of $50,000 a year, puts a key element of a retail website's shopping experience in Google's hands: the consumers' ability to find merchandise. Google wants to operate the search capabilities for retail sites on its own computers,...

In this article: Revenue, Amazon.com Inc, Western Europe, and United States

...2 percent decline in Google's companywide expenses during the same period. Convinced the worst is over, Google's management last month said the company intended to increase its spending again on technology development, computers and...

In this article: Justice Department, Federal Trade Commission, United States, Revenue, Recession, Cloud computing, and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

...increase from the same time last year. That contrasts with a 2 percent decline in Google's companywide expenses during the same period. Google has been beefing up staff in its Washington office and is engaged in multiple regulatory and...

In this article: Federal Communications Commission, Washington, Revenue, Google Answers, Fast Forward, Federal Trade Commission, Eric Schmidt, Apple, and Justice Department