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Internet companies voice alarm over Italian law
Internet companies and civil liberty groups have voiced alarm over a proposed Italian law which would make online service providers responsible for their audiovisual content and copyright infringements by users.
Google works around Apple's restriction over Google Voice
Google announced Tuesday a revised mobile Web site for its Voice application that makes it easier to be used on Apple's iPhone, just months after Apple rejected Google's original submission to its App Store.
Google releases new Google Voice for iPhone
Google Inc unveiled a new version of its Internet phone service on Tuesday in its latest effort to bypass Apple Inc's gatekeepers and make Google Voice a popular service on the iPhone.
Chinese media scorn U.S. over Google dispute
Chinese state media stepped up their war of words with the United States over Internet control on Tuesday, with a top newspaper claiming a U.S. conspiracy and saying China can live without Google.
Android to eclipse iPhone and WinMo by 2013
Android will rise to be the second most used mobile OS in the world by 2013, eclipsing the iPhone and others, according to a new IDC estimate.
China steps up defense of Internet controls
China widened its attack against U.S. criticisms of Internet censorship on Monday, raising the stakes in a dispute that has put Google in the middle of a political quarrel between the two global powers.
Bill Gates says Internet needs to thrive in China
Microsoft Corp Chairman Bill Gates on Monday said the Internet needs to thrive in China as an engine of free speech and described official online censorship by Beijing as very limited.
Corrected: China steps up defense of Internet controls
Corrects city where Cisco CEO spoke in paragraph 11
New cyber-attack highlights increasingly sophisticated censorship
Websites run by Chinese human rights activists were hit by cyber-attacks over the weekend, highlighting increasing sophistication of efforts to censor dissident voices in China.
Cisco CEO confident China, Google spat will be resolved
Cisco Systems' chief executive said on Monday he expected the spat between Google Inc. and China to be resolved, saying the issue was part of a natural give and take.
Google founders Brin and Page to sell 10 mln shares
Google Inc founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin plan to sell about 10 million of the company's shares over the next five years, the company said in a regulatory filing on Friday.
China says it needs no Internet lessons from U.S.
China needs no lessons about its Internet from the United States, the head of an online media association said through official media on Saturday after the United States rapped Beijing over information freedom.
China, U.S. spar over Internet censorship
China hit back at U.S. criticism of Internet censorship and hacking on Friday, warning that relations between the two global heavyweights were being hurt by a feud centered on web giant Google.
EU queries impact of Microsoft/Yahoo deal on Google
EU regulators are seeking market views on whether a Microsoft Corp plan to use Yahoo Inc's search technology would help the U.S. software firm compete against dominant search engine Google Inc.
China says U.S. Internet accusations baseless
China hit back at U.S. criticism of Internet censorship and hacking on Friday, warning that relations between the two global heavyweights were being hurt by a feud centered on web giant Google.
Google downplays Apple tension
Google said that it has a stable relationship with Apple even as the company slowly encroaches into its cross-town peer's market-space.
China dismisses Clinton's call for Internet Freedom
China on Friday rejected criticism by the Hillary Clinton over Internet censorship and warned the US not to allow the issue to damage bilateral relations.
Lenovo Android phones unaffected by Google China spat
Lenovo Group, the world's No.4 PC brand, said on Friday its mobile phone based on Google's Android platform will not be affected by an ongoing spat between the search giant and the Chinese government.
Microsoft issues emergency Google attack patch
Microsoft Corp on Thursday released a patch to protect users of its Internet Explorer browser from attacks similar to those directed at Google Inc's operations in China last week.
China media cuts own criticism of Clinton speech
Chinese media on Friday dismissed Washington's call to lift Internet censorship, but in a sign of the case's sensitivity the critical Chinese reports were then cut from websites.
Google profit rises, revenue misses some forecasts
Google Inc was among the first technology companies to shake off the recession last year, but the Internet giant's fourth-quarter report could not satisfy investors' increasing demand for stronger growth.
Google 'quite committed' to staying in China
Google said that it was quite committed to staying in China on Thursday, giving the first indication that it would like to repair ties after threatening to leave the country last week.
Financial and Tech stocks plunge in after-hours trading
After the Nasdaq composite index closed down 1.12 percent to trade at 2,265.7 and the S&P 500 index fell 2.01 percent to close at 1,116.48, Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) and several lesser known tech and financial companies reported earnings.
Motorola taps Baidu, others for China search
Motorola Inc is letting consumers in China use Baidu Inc or other rivals as default Web search services instead of Google Inc, on phones using Google's Android operating system.
Google Q4 profit surges to $1.97B
Google Inc. announced on Thursday its fourth-quarter net income of $1.97 billion, or $6.13 a share, compared to $382 million, or $1.21 a share in the same period last year.
Google posts strong Q4 profits
Google on posted big profit and sales gains for the fourth quarter as it continued to see an increase in the number of users clicking its online advertisements.
Google boosts fourth-quarter revenue
Google Inc's fourth-quarter revenue grew 17 percent, beating Wall Street expectations, as advertisers and Web surfers turned to the Internet search engine during the holiday shopping season.
Motorola to tap Baidu, others for China search
Motorola Inc is letting consumers in China use Baidu Inc or others as default Web search services instead of Google Inc's service, even on phones using Google's Android software.
Motorola moves to push Android in China without Google
Google's spat with China could affect Motorola as it vies to crawl back into the mobile market, but recent partnerships will allow it to peruse the China's mobile market alone.
YouTube turns to pay-per-view model for movies
YouTube, the world's most popular free video website announced it is now venturing into the pay-per-view market online.


