Google Suspends All Ads Related To Irish Abortion Referendum
Google is suspending all advertising connected to Ireland's abortion referendum as part of moves to protect "election integrity," the company announced Wednesday.
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Google is suspending all advertising connected to Ireland's abortion referendum as part of moves to protect "election integrity," the company announced Wednesday.
Google showed off on Tuesday a first look at its next mobile software.
Google says it will do a better job of verifying the identity of political ad buyers in the U.S. by requiring a government-issued ID and other key information.
Alphabet, the parent company of Google, racked up $7.7 billion in capital expenditures for the first three months of 2018 on everything from real estate to undersea cables.
Google's business is humming along despite mounting concerns over data privacy.
Besides Facebook, Google, YouTube and Twitter also have giant platforms awash in personal information and their methods of serving ads against this sea of content may come under the microscope next.
Google is now trying to help adults keep up with their tech-savvy kids by introducing an app designed to teach people how to code.
A Los Angeles councilman says Google-owned Waze is creating dangerous conditions. Councilman David Ryu says increased traffic on some streets is causing accidents and damaging roads not meant for heavy traffic.
A Dutch company has married motion sensors and artificial intelligence with the aim of bringing the barnyard into the 21st century.
The community group Silicon Valley Rising held a rally at Google's headquarters in Mountain View Thursday morning to list their demands for the search giant's proposed San Jose mega-campus.
The autopsy of a Google employee whose body was found floating in the water of a drainage canal in Sunnyvale in December indicated no foul play.
Over 3,000 employees at Google have signed an open letter to the company's leadership urging them to drop out of the Pentagon's project to equip drones with artificial intelligence.
Google just lost a major copyright case that could cost it billions of dollars and change how tech companies approach software development.
Google says it is committing $300 million over the next three years to help "strengthen quality journalism."
Kitty Hawk, the Silicon Valley startup backed by Page, said it is building and testing "all-electric vertical take-off and landing products" in New Zealand.
The Simon Wiesenthal Center says tech giants Facebook and Twitter are making efforts to police terrorists and hate groups on their sites but more work needs to be done.
Google is reportedly close to a reaching a $2.4 billion deal to add a landmark Meatpacking District building to its already substantial New York campus.
A former software engineer filed a lawsuit saying Google's so-called "bro culture" failed to protect her from "severe and pervasive abuse."
Another former Google employee is suing the tech company over issues of diversity.
Dramatic increases in housing costs and concerns about traffic congestion are people's top worries about a proposed San Jose Google campus.
Many San Jose residents had a message for city leaders on Tuesday: Just say no -- to Google.
Unilever is threatening to pull its advertising from digital platforms that it says have become a "swamp" of fake news, racism, sexism and extremism.
In San Jose protesters disrupted the mayor's State of the City Address, chanting, "Say it loud, say it clear, Google is not welcome here."
Uber is settling a lawsuit filed by Google's autonomous car unit alleging that the ride-hailing service riped off self-driving car technology.
Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick was confronted Wednesday in court with old texts that suggested he was willing to go to any length to surpass a Google self-driving car project.
