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Google plans experiment to offer superfast Web
Google Inc said on Wednesday it would build a super high-speed broadband network for up to half a million people around the United States in order to experiment with the possibilities of a network running at 100 times current speeds.
Google to build superfast network to experiment
Google Inc said on Wednesday it would build a super high-speed broadband network for up to half a million people in order to experiment with the possibilities of a network running at 100 times current speeds.
Stock futures rise with global markets on Greece hopes
Stock index futures rose on Wednesday, taking a cue from gains in global markets, as the prospects of a rescue plan for heavily indebted Greece strengthened sentiment.
Google Gmail tweak challenges Facebook, Twitter
Google Inc is tapping its huge network of Gmail users and Web surfers to create a Buzz that it hopes will help it catch up with online social networking leaders Facebook and Twitter.
Google says very hard to operate in China
Google Inc co-founder Sergey Brin said on Tuesday it has become very hard to operate in China, but he is optimistic that the Internet company can continue to open up information for everyone everywhere, free of political censorship.
How does Google Buzz work? (Video)
Google unveiled on Tuesday its most ambitious attempt on the fast-growing social networking world, Google Buzz which is built into Gmail.
Google tweaks Gmail to challenge Facebook, Twitter
Google Inc injected social networking features into its popular Web email product as the world's No. 1 search engine seeks to fend off competition from Facebook and Twitter.
Google takes aim at social-media with Buzz
Google said on Tuesday it's rolling out Google Buzz social tools that it hopes will be more useful than competitor options.
Apple and Google gain at expense of Microsoft, Palm
Apple and Google's mobile platforms are gaining market-share on rivals, while Microsoft and Palm are continuing to slip.
Google slahes ETF for Nexus, opens new phone support line
Following a Federal Communications Commission's investigation, Google has cut a fee charged to users who want to cancel using their Nexus One smartphone before four months from $350 to $150.
Google warns Chinese knock-off to stop using logo
Google Inc has sent a cease and desist letter to the operators of a Chinese search website whose logo bears a close resemblance to its own.
Disney, Google eye stake in China bus media firm
A consortium led by Walt Disney Co is in advanced talks to buy into China's largest in-bus digital media and advertising company, a deal that could offer the U.S. entertainment giant a new platform to promote Mickey Mouse in China, three sources told Reuters.
Google's status message: Wait up Twitter, I'm right behind you
Not wanting to be left behind by the social networking storm, Google is set to roll out as early as this week, a Twitter-like feature for Gmail, according to reports.
Facebook removes Microsoft banner ads from site
Facebook is taking full control of display ads on the world's No. 1 social networking website, cutting short an exclusive deal that had allowed Microsoft Corp to manage part of that business.
DOJ still opposes Google Book plans
The US Justice Department still thinks a proposal to give Google digital rights to millions of books threatens and stifles competition and are undermining copyright laws.
Justice Dept says Google books deal troubled
Changes that Google Inc and the Authors Guild made to an ambitious plan to create a massive online library were inadequate because they fail to address antitrust and copyright concerns, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.
U.S. Justice Dept says Google books deal troubled
Changes that Google Inc and the Authors Guild made to an ambitious plan to create a massive online library were inadequate because they fail to address antitrust and copyright concerns, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.
Google asks NSA to protect its data: Report
Google is teaming up with the National Security Agency in order to investigate the recent hack attack against its network in a bid to prevent another assault, according to The Washington Post.
YouTube's Eun latest Google exec to join AOL
AOL Inc said on Thursday another Google Inc executive will join its management ranks next month as the newly independent company seeks to become the leading content company for the Web.
Google, NSA to team up in cyberattack probe
Internet search firm Google is finalizing a deal that would let the National Security Agency help it investigate a corporate espionage attack that may have originated in China, the Washington Post reported on Thursday.
Another flaw plagues Microsoft's browser
Microsoft said Wednesday that a new flaw in its Internet Explorer browser allows attackers to access files stored on a computer.
Google, NSA may team up over cyberattacks: report
Internet search firm Google is finalizing a deal that would let the National Security Agency help it investigate a corporate espionage attack that may have originated in China, the Washington Post reported on Thursday.
Tech stocks continue to rise after hours; Cisco beats expectations
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Google (NASDAQ:GOOG), Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), IBM (NYSE:IBM), and Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ) all rallied during the regular session; in after-hours, these stocks continued to add to their gains.
Google Nexus One Gets Multi-Touch
Google's Nexus One is launching a multi-touch update that will allow Google's smart phone some of the same capabilities that are similar to the Apple iPhone.
Microsoft's Bing will make money: executive
Microsoft Corp's 10-month-old search engine Bing, which has struggled to make headway against Google, can be a viable runner-up and make money online eventually, according to one of its top executives.
Senator presses tech firms on practices in China
A Democratic senator said on Tuesday he has asked 30 U.S. companies, including Apple, Facebook and Skype, for information on their human rights practices in China in the aftermath of Google's decision to no longer cooperate with Chinese Internet censorship efforts.
Intelligence chief: attacks on Google wake-up call
Recent cyber attacks on Google are a wake-up call and neither the U.S. government nor the private sector can fully protect the American cyber infrastructure, the director of U.S. national intelligence said on Tuesday.
Google pushes Chrome browser as PC battle looms
Google has taken the unusual step of using real-world advertising to promote its Chrome web browser in Europe ahead of a regulatory change that will make it easier for consumers to switch Web browsers.
CORRECTED: Google pushes Chrome browser as PC battle looms
(Corrects 7th paragraph to show Google did not initiate the EU case against Microsoft but entered as an interested third party)
U.S. senator presses tech firms on practices in China
A top Democratic senator said on Tuesday he has asked 30 U.S. companies, including Apple, Facebook and Skype, for information on their human rights practices in China in the aftermath of Google's decision to no longer cooperate with Chinese Internet censorship efforts.


