Facebook’s new search feature is a thinly-veiled shot at Google More Facebook’s Search Function Just Got So Much Better Life Inside Facebook’s Headquarters 11 Google Tricks That Will Change the Way You Search Facebook is making a change this week that, if it works, may finally sound the death knell for Google Plus, the search...Read More
Google At the start of December, Google launched an adorable way to let millions of kids around the world get hyped for the holidays. The interactive “Santa’s Village” world offers a bunch of educational games to teach children geography, different holiday traditions, and basic Javascript, and culminates on December 24 when “Santa Tracker” lets you...Read More
Almost every time I talk to a journalist who spends a lot of time online and the subject of Google News comes up, there is a shared sense of frustration: namely, frustration over how little the site has changed over the years since it launched, and how much more it could do if Google really...Read More
A profile of Pavni Diwanji, VP of engineering at Google, who is being tasked with leading Google’s upcoming initiative to make their suite of products, from Gmail to YouTube, more kid friendly. Pavni Diwanji, VP of engineering at Google.(Photo: Martin E. Klimek, USA TODAY) SAN FRANCISCO — With Google processing 40,000 search queries a second...Read More
Translating one language into another has always been a difficult task. But in recent years, Google has transformed this process by developing machine translation algorithms that changing the nature of cross cultural communications through Google Translate. Now that company is using the same machine learning technique to translate pictures into words. The result is a...Read More
Reuters See Also Yesterday, the European parliament passed a resolution to break up Google. Weirdly, the regulators never actually mentioned Google in the resolution, but it’s pretty clear from their talk about search dominance which company they were thinking of. It’s mainly a political move. The parliament actually has no power to split the company’s...Read More
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Google has been facing antitrust scrutiny from European officials. Justin Sullivan, Getty Images The United States doesn’t seem to like the European Parliament’s proposed breakup of Google. The US Mission to the European Union responded to news of a draft proposal by the European Parliament calling for an “unbundling” of Google’s businesses with a disapproving...Read More
24 November 2014 Last updated at 02:10 The case of a UK businessman who wants Google to stop malicious web postings about him appearing in its search results is set to begin. Daniel Hegglin says he has been wrongly called a murderer, a paedophile and a Ku Klux Klan sympathiser during a malicious online campaign...Read More
(Reuters) – The European Parliament is preparing a non-binding resolution that proposes splitting Google Inc’s (GOOGL.O) search engine operations in Europe from the rest of its business as one possible option to rein in the Internet company’s dominance in the search market. European politicians have grown increasingly concerned about Google’s and other American companies’ command...Read More
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