Sponsored by Google

Lawmakers in Germany, France and Italy are considering measures that would force Google to pay newspaper publishers for including their content in its search results.

Move to Canada, eh? Conservative Americans are thinking about it.

Yahoo! (Nasdag: YHOO) has announced dual partnerships with GREE (TYO:3632) and DeNA (TYO: 2432), Japan's two larger mobile gaming companies and subsequent arch-rivals, to expand its mobile business opportunities through gaming.

Now that Priceline.com has announced plans to acquire Kayak Software for $1.8 billion, the obvious question is who's next?

Activision Blizzard Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI) is partnering with YouTube to allow users to live-stream multiplayer matches of "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2."

It's an open secret that Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) is being probed over search. But Android could be a target, too.

Today's Google Doodle celebrates Bram Stoker's "Dracula" in honor of the classic author's birthday.

Murugavel Janakiraman, chief executive officer of Consim Info Pvt Ltd., speaks up on the organization's growth plans and endeavors to sustain its leadership position in online matrimony following stake sale by Yahoo in 2011.

The early voting results are in for the 2012 presidential election.

A state-by-state guide for times polls close on Election Day 2012 as well as polling places information.

Japanese social and mobile gaming giant DeNA (TYO: 2434) reported revenue of $627 million in the quarter ending September 30, a record made possible by the continued growth of its mobile e-commerce service that netted $700 million in sale in Japan alone.

Instagram is bringing its popular photo-sharing service to the web in a manner that looks nearly identical to its parent company Facebook (Nasdaq: FB).

HubSpot, developer of so-called “all in one” marketing software used by 8,000 companies, raised $35 million in new venture capital.

Sources at Google familiar with its mapping plans say the chances of Apple approving a dedicated Google Maps app on iOS 6 are "not optimistic."

Retailers forecast higher holiday sales as a flurry of new touch-screen toys were released just in time to stuff those Christmas stockings.

Have you figured out where your polling place is to vote on 2012 Election Day yet? Here are some websites that can help.

Google's (Nasdaq: GOOG) app store has reached 700,000 downloadable applications, closing the gap with its chief rival Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) in the mobile operating system market.

Five keys to technology earnings: the strongest thrive, cash is king, get customers to use products more, look behind scenes.

Business Insider has leaked screenshots from Yahoo's (Nasdaq: YHOO) heavily rumored homepage retooling known as "Project Homerun."

Yahoo (Nasdaq: YHOO) said it has acquired Stamped, a private developer of apps that permit users to record and share recommendations.

Shares of Yahoo (Nasdaq: YHOO) rose despite Tuesday’s plunge after CEO Marissa Mayer said she was optimistic the company would succeed in mobile.

After a snarky remark from Obama, "horses and bayonets" became the top Google search for the debate.

Compete, the Boston-based web analytics company, is the latest Internet company to settle abuse of privacy charges with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.

When Yahoo (Nasdaq: YHOO) reports third-quarter results Monday, investors may be looking more for clues to CEO Marissa Mayer’s strategy.

Google and Samsung have announced a new Chromebook. And, at $249, the product, as Google advertises, is the laptop “for everyone.”

Shares of Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) would have plunged 10 percent Friday, anyway. With the bad news out, can they recover?

Asian stock markets mostly declined Friday as the disappointing quarterly earnings from the U.S. blue chips and an unexpected jump in initial jobless claims weighed on the sentiment.

Google has announced a new $249 Chromebook. The affordable laptop will be manufactured by Samsung.

Google is celebrating the 161st anniversary of the publication of “Moby Dick” with a new doodle that graces the search engine’s front page. The book, written by Herman Melville, was virtually ignored at the time of its release but a century after its release “Moby Dick” had entered the canon of great American literature.