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China military officer urges new Internet control agency
A senior Chinese military officer has called for a new national body to enforce Internet controls, while China faced fresh claims on Monday about the source of hacking attacks that hit search giant Google.
China PLA officer urges new Internet control agency
A senior Chinese military officer has called for a new national body to enforce Internet controls, while China faced fresh claims on Monday about the source of hacking attacks that hit search giant Google.
Chinese schools deny link to Google attack
A prestigious Chinese university and a lesser-known vocational school have denied a report they were the source of recent cyber attacks on Internet giant Google and other U.S. corporations, Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.
China school denies link to Google attack: report
A Chinese vocational school has denied a report it was a source of recent cyber attacks on Internet giant Google and other U.S. corporations, Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.
The Internet will make you smarter say experts
An online survey of 895 Web users and experts found more than three-quarters believe the Internet will make people smarter in the next 10 years, according to results released on Friday.
Microsoft steps up search assault on Google
Microsoft Corp's assault on search engine leader Google Inc took a major step forward on Thursday as U.S. and European regulators cleared the software company's search partnership with Yahoo Inc.
U.S. agency says Google can be power marketer
Google Inc won approval from U.S. energy regulators to act as a power marketer, which will make it easier for the Internet search giant to obtain renewable energy to run its huge data centers.
Google's books plan hailed, reviled; no ruling
Google Inc was lauded as a visionary intent on spreading the world's knowledge and reviled as a copyright infringer cavalier about protecting users' privacy in a hearing on Thursday to discuss its plan to digitize millions of books.
Probe traces Google attacks to 2 Chinese schools: report
Recent cyber attacks on Google and other American corporations have been traced to a top Chinese university as well as a school with ties to the Chinese military, the New York Times reported on Thursday, citing people involved in the investigation.
No ruling at Google books hearing: judge
Lawyers for authors, publishers, corporations and governments came to a New York court to challenge or hail a proposed deal over Google Inc's plans to digitize millions of books, but the judge said he would not rule on Thursday.
Microsoft/Yahoo partnership cleared by EU and U.S.
Microsoft Corp and Yahoo Inc said on Thursday they have won unconditional approval from regulators in the United States and Europe for a planned search deal that would challenge market leader Google Inc.
Microsoft/Yahoo search partnership cleared by EU
Microsoft won unconditional European Union approval on Thursday for its planned search deal with Yahoo Inc to challenge market leader Google.
Timeline: The obstacle course for U.S.-China ties in 2010
Ties between China and the United States will be tested this year by many issues: currency, trade, Internet censorship, human rights, U.S. arms sales to Taiwan and President Barack Obama's meeting on Thursday with the Dalai Lama.
Google CEO woos suspicious mobile industry
Google's Chief Executive Eric Schmidt urged the mobile industry to embrace the mobile Web instead of seeing Google as the enemy, in his first speech to the world's biggest wireless industry fair.
Google CEO goes on mobile charm offensive
Google Inc Chief Executive Eric Schmidt urged the mobile industry not to block opportunities offered by the mobile Web and said Google and telecoms carriers could have a symbiotic relationship.
eBay Exec moves to Google Checkout
Google announced on Tuesday they will be bringing on ex-eBay exec Stephanie Tilenius as vice president of commerce.
Google CEO declares mobile's moment has come
Google's Chief Executive Eric Schmidt declared the age of the mobile phone had come as volume, growth and new capabilities had come together in an unprecedented way.
Adobe pushes mobile video despite Apple stand-off
Adobe announced advances to its popular Flash video player that promise to improve the experience of watching video on a mobile, and said it would support Google's Android phone platform.
Google mulls stand-alone version of Buzz
Google Inc said it may create a stand-alone version of its Buzz social networking product but won't separate Buzz from its Gmail service, a linkup that has spurred controversy over privacy.
EU OK seen for Microsoft/Yahoo search deal - sources
Microsoft is expected to secure unconditional EU approval for its landmark search deal with Yahoo Inc to challenge market leader Google, sources familiar with the situation said on Friday.
EU to OK Google- Yahoo deal: Report
Microsoft and Yahoo are getting closer getting their search outsourcing deal approved, according to a report.
Google, Apple pile pressure on phone world
At next week's mobile trade show in Barcelona you can find a program that measures how high you can throw a Nokia smartphone, an apt metaphor for Nokia's efforts to raise its game.
Google staunchly defends pact to digitize books
Google Inc argued in a staunch and sometimes eloquent brief that an agreement reached with the Authors Guild to digitize millions of books was legal and a contribution to human knowledge.
Yahoo executives address misconception about search
Yahoo Inc executives defended the company's commitment to Internet search on Wednesday, vowing to reverse the erosion of the company's market share and to fix the misconception that the company has given up on the business it helped create.
Google signs deal to buy social search company
Google Inc has acquired Aardvark, a San Francisco start-up whose service melds Internet search and social networking.
Google acquires Q&A social search site
Google Inc. has agreed to acquire Aardvark, a social search engine, as it continues to penetrate the social media business.
Iran to shut down Google email service: report
The Iranian government said it will permanently suspend Google Inc's email service in the country, the Wall Street Journal reported on its website on Wednesday.
Google to build high-speed Internet network
Google Inc plans to build a super-fast Internet network for up to half a million people, a project that could pressure telecommunications companies to loosen their control of Web access in the United States.
Google testing broadband network :100xfaster than DSL
Google believes that internet speed is not fast enough and said it is building a new-and-improved network that will work 100 times faster than the cable and DSL services that the majority of Americans use today.
Google to build broadband network
Google Inc said it planned to build a high-speed broadband network, as the top Internet search company continues to explore new business areas.


