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Two former Google engineers claim the company discriminates against men and is a hostile workplace for those with conservative views
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Two former Google engineers claim the company discriminates against men and is a hostile workplace for those with conservative views
The annual tech bonanza is known for unveiling new gizmos, with televisions taking the spotlight at this year's show
Dismissed for violating company policy, ex-employee now accuses internet giant of discriminating against him
Well-timed sale of $39 million in stock and options happened five months after chipmaker learned of bug in its products
Here's a look at what devices are affected, what's being done about it and whether you should worry
Streaming video company faces tough competition in segment dominated by Amazon, Apple and Google
Schmidt, a key force behind Google's growth for 17 years, will continue to serve on the board of its parent company
Why else would it file applications to trademark "Amazon Tube" and "Open Tube"? Still, beating YouTube would be tough
Woman found in the water along the San Francisco Bay Trail in Sunnyvale has been identified as a Google employee, the tech company confirmed
Search giant list provides a window on what's been on people's minds and societal trends
Apple just revealed its most popular apps, movies, TV shows and music for 2017, and there's one clear takeaway
As Google and Facebook push "programmatic ad" prices to pennies per click, once-hot publishers feeling the squeeze
Under pressure from advertisers, YouTube removed more than 150,000 videos with images of children apparently being assaulted
The ad appeared at the top of search results for an unknown number of users for at least part of the day Thursday
An investigation found that Android phones collected addresses of nearby cellular towers and sent them back to Google
The discount giant's latest results show big gains, especially in e-commerce, as the holiday selling season commences
A consortium of 10 publishers is launching a system of tags that aim to assure the public that key standards are met
These little icons have enjoyed a population explosion -- but how they get approved and released is quite a process
Videos of teachings by radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaki on YouTube have decreased from 70,000 to just over 18,000
The company picked Phoenix because weather conditions are ideal for testing with no snow and little rain
It used to be reserved for professionals, but flights and views that were once almost impossible to get are becoming routine
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Identifying individuals who have seen fake advertising would be "complex," a Facebook attorney said
Representatives for Twitter, Facebook and Google entered day two of their testimony on Russian interference in the 2016 election before lawmakers
The ads, dozens of which were disclosed for the first time, were released as representatives of leading social media companies faced criticism on Capitol Hill