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Whether you like it or not, the federal government wants to be your friend on Facebook.
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Whether you like it or not, the federal government wants to be your friend on Facebook.
Google's controversial privacy change goes into effect Thursday, and over 60 products across the Google portfolio will scrap their separate privacy policies and combine into one.
A new study finds search engines are the third-most consulted source for new physicians after professional journals and colleagues.
If you're finding it tough to stay off of Facebook, you may soon find it even harder to keep your words off of Google.
A newly-published report shows officials from the Central Basin Municipal Water District used public funds to buy positive press coverage.
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Google's latest deal is aimed at helping people find the best daily deals on the Web.
Larry Scott was wrapping up a late business lunch at a downtown San Francisco restaurant this week, taking one last sip of coffee, parting ways with a handshake and sliding one booth over to start another meeting with new visitors almost simultaneously.
Online search leader Google is taking yet another stab at social networking, this time with a project it calls Google+.
Microsoft has officially launched its Web-based email and Office services, part of its ongoing effort to keep Google at bay when it comes to business software.
Google is confirming that federal regulators have begun a formal antitrust review of its business practices.
Making Google search requests on many office and home computers soon won't require a keyboard.
Google Inc. hopes to nudge consumers and merchants into a world where the smartphone has replaced the wallet as the container for credit cards, coupons and receipts.
A letter from Facebook and other firms calls SB 242 "unnecessary," claiming that the bill would not only hinder growth in the state's tech sector, but that it may potentially violate First Amendment rights.
The first laptops running on a Google-designed software system will go on sale in the U.S. and six other countries June 15.
Google Inc.'s lucrative online advertising system is facing a U.S. Justice Department investigation that is expected to cost the Internet search leader at least $500 million.
Google is launching a new service that will let users store their music remotely and access them from any compatible device.
Michael Vick and the Humane Society said on Monday that an application built to run on Google Inc.'s Android software glorifies dogfighting.
Google Inc. doesn't hesitate to seek directions when it comes to trying to improve its online mapping service.
Stocks are poised to open lower after two bellwether companies missed Wall Street earnings estimates.
Microsoft is lashing out at Google, extending the hostilities between two of the most prominent corporations in technology.
Google says an update to e-mail storage software led to an unexpected bug Sunday that left tens of thousands of Gmail users without access to their messages.
Google wants to become the hub of online travel, promising better bargains and more convenience by melding the Internet search leader's wizardry with the Web's top airline-fare tracker, ITA Software.
Google Inc. and Facebook Inc. have both held low-level talks with Twitter Inc. about purchasing the social networking service, according to a report published Thursday.
The version of Google's Android software meant for tablet computers is creeping closer. It will include a fresh look and updated Web browser and keyboard.
