What Google's settlement with FTC means for users
Key takeaways from Federal Trade Commission's investigations into tech giant's business practices
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Google survives antitrust probe with little damage
A settlement with the FTC revealed few secrets of the world's most powerful search engine; rivals and consumer groups disappointed
FTC: Google does not violate antitrust laws
Regulators find no evidence Internet giant abused search dominance, but Google agrees to change some business practices
Microsoft renews plea for crackdown on Google
Software maker is arguing that regulators must take steps to preserve fair competition in the Internet and smartphone markets
Intel joins the 2013 TV throwdown
The chip giant joins Apple, Google, Amazon, Netflix and others in trying to reshape how we'll get television
Practical ways to protect your online privacy
Your personal information is under constant assault from cybercriminals -- get a leg up with these smart security precautions
Social engineering scam: Your password's worthless
Smart criminals can access your account by sweet talking customer service reps who value customer service ahead of security
Cubby: Cloud storage goes pro, offers a terabyte
Cubby -- a frontrunner in online storage -- now offers a full terabyte of cloud storage with a variety of subscription rates
Force yourself to deal with email more efficiently
Configure Outlook so it only displays unread mail -- that'll force you to manage your messages more effectively
4 of the best marketing videos of 2012
Not all commercials are annoying -- here are some of this year's most entertaining marketing videos from around the Web
iPhone tool automatically screens calls
Wish you had an administrative assistant to filter your phone calls? This mobile application can help
Instagram's answers don't cover the biggest issue [Update]
The photo sharing service owned by Facebook tried to allay user fears over terms that let them be put into advertisements
Stock exchange merger wave claims Big Board
IntercontinentalExchange's $8.2 billion acquisition of NYSE Eurotext highlights rapid consolidation among trading giants
Stealth tips for getting lower online prices
Retailers often use shoppers' online data to offer above-market rates -- here's how to even the odds and get the best deal
Instagram: Forget photos, you're for sale
Many Instagram users worry about Facebook owning their photos, but their identities are equally open to use in advertising
Jane Doe's account of what happened at Cornell fraternity house
FlyDubai captain tells survival story to India's leader: "I was fighting for my life"
Gov. Hochul on Cornell: "I will not allow anyone to sweep this case under the rug"
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