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Google shows new search tools for computer, phone
Google Inc unveiled a slew of new and future features on Tuesday, including one that will allow people to better coordinate Internet searches on their cell phones and computers and another that will produce sophisticated automated research reports.
Google Searchology: New search tools rolled out
Google announced exciting new features at its annual Searchology event at the Googleplex headquarters today, where the company's executives argued that “understanding people, health, communication, education and knowledge” is the next frontier of search.
Galloway denies he approached Google about NY Times
New York Times Co board member Scott Galloway said on Tuesday he did not contact Google Inc Co-founder Larry Page to try to get the Internet company to buy the newspaper publisher.
Geffen offered to buy NY Times stake: source
Media mogul David Geffen tried to buy a stake in the New York Times Co from hedge fund Harbinger Capital Partners, but was rejected, a source with knowledge of the matter said on Monday.
Google for techies: Wolfram Alpha goes live May 18
The natural-language search engine, Wolfram Alpha will make its official debut into the search market on May 18, when it will prove just how user-friendly the service is with a mainstream audience
Chrome Ads Goes to TV
Google is planning to release a video campaign for Chrome web browser through the Google TV ads network.
Microsoft says EU may boost Google dominance: report
Microsoft says EU regulators will hand Google more dominance of the Internet search business if they go ahead with planned regulations on Microsoft's Windows operating system, the Financial Times reported.
U.S. state AGs looking at Google books deal
State attorneys general are looking into a proposed settlement Google Inc reached with author and publisher groups allowing the Internet company to digitize millions of books, a participant in a recent discussion of the matter told Reuters on Friday.
Google CEO says he expects more government scrutiny
Google Inc Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said he expects more regulatory scrutiny from around the world and the company is paying more attention to the way it approaches certain business issues as a result of the attention.
Google: American phenomenon and antitrust target
Google is more than a fabulously successful company -- it is a cultural phenomenon facing increasing U.S. government scrutiny despite its chief executive's campaign support for President Barack Obama.
How Google became carbon neutral
Search engine operator Google Inc. said Thursday it has eliminated over half its greenhouse gas emissions over the last 5 years and has compensated for the emissions it cannot eliminate with carbon offsets.
Microsoft CEO still sees chance to work with Yahoo
Microsoft Corp CEO Steve Ballmer said he sees opportunities to work with Yahoo Inc to create a better search product but would not comment on discussions that the two may be engaged in.
FTC looks at Google-Apple board ties: report
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has launched an inquiry into whether the ties between the boards of Apple Inc and Google Inc violate antitrust laws, the New York Times reported on Monday.
Libraries skeptical of Google books settlement
Skeptical library groups asked on Monday for rigorous oversight of Google's agreement with authors and publishers that would allow it to put millions of books online.
Google and Apple under antitrust review
U.S. trade regulators are examining links between Apple Inc. and Google Inc. as the two tech giants share some board members.
Hope and fear mark Yahoo at crossroads
Four months into her fix-it job at Yahoo Inc, Chief Executive Carol Bartz has worked through an impressive checklist.
FTC launches inquiry into Google-Apple board ties: report
The Federal Trade Commission has launched an inquiry into whether the ties between the boards of Apple Inc and Google Inc violate antitrust laws, the New York Times reported on Monday.
Wolfram Alpha: A potential 'Google Killer'?
A new web software, called Wolfram Alpha, has already been hyped as the next Google killer, even before its official launch later this month.
Gmail now Equipped with Search Box and Extra Emoticons
Google has equipped its Gmail email with new Search box to help end-users browse the web from without leaving their account and also added additional emoticons.
Google Sued over Android
Google was sued over using 'Android' for trademark infringement along with 47 other international corporations.
Google gets patent for wave-powered floating data centers
Google Inc., the largest Internet search engine provider in the world, obtained a patent today for a water-based data center to be powered with the ocean's waves.
Google Flu Trends available for Mexico; Facebook tracking Swine Flu
Facebook becomes the latest social-networking site to monitor the spread of swine flu, tracking the occurrence of flu-related words and phrases in the United States and in Europe.
AOL appoints Google exec to head advertising
Time Warner Inc's AOL Internet unit said on Thursday it has appointed former Google Inc executive Jeff Levick as president of global advertising and strategy, overseeing its Platform-A advertising sales business.
Google president of display ads to leave company
The president of Google Inc's global display advertising business is leaving, marking the latest in a series of changes within the Internet company's sales team in the past two months.
Google puts flu tracker to work on swine flu
Using a new tracking tool, search engine giant Google said on Wednesday it saw a spike in searches for information about flu among people in Mexico last week even before news of the outbreak became widely known.
Google book deal under Justice Department scrutiny
Google has reportedly been questioned by the U.S. Justice Department over whether their plan to digitize the world’s books into an online database represents a potential antitrust violation, according to the New York Times.
U.S. Justice Department looks into Google books deal
The U.S. Justice Department is making inquiries about a class action deal that Google Inc struck giving it the right to digitize and sell entire libraries, two experts on digitization told Reuters on Tuesday.
U.S. authors can delay decision on online books: judge
A group of authors who are considering whether to opt out of a settlement with Google Inc that gives it the right to distribute books online were granted a delay by a federal judge on Tuesday.
Authors can delay decision on online books: U.S. judge
A group of authors who are considering whether to opt out of a settlement with Google Inc that gives it the right to distribute books online were granted a delay by a federal judge on Tuesday.
New Google search tool opens up federal data to the public
Google rolled out a new search tool on Tuesday that is designed to help Web users more easily find public data that is often hidden in hard-to-navigate government Web sites.


