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Google has made no secret that the next phase in developing its self-driving car is to get rid of the steering wheel and pedals. And when it announced the truly autonomous, robotic vehicle in May it even showed off a video of some members of the public taking a ride in a prototype. But over...Read More
It’s a common to hear that a company will spin off part of its workforce to contractors, but not the idea of bringing workers, often low-paid, back into a corporate environment. So the news that Google Google would bring its security workers back in-house from a contract firm was unusual. More than a rumor, here’s...Read More
Google, a company that most every PC or smartphone owner interfaces with in some way, can be seen as a company of some contradictions. From the start, it has held itself up as a force for good, using the mantra “don’t be evil†even as it has pushed the limits of privacy. Google is well...Read More
Google is next in line to face the wrath of celebrities that were victims of last month’s nude-image hacking scandal. In a broad indictment of the search giant, Martin Singer, an attorney at Lavely Singer in Los Angeles, said that Google’s conduct was “despicable [and] reprehensible” when, his clients believe, the company did not “act...Read More
“Hi,” Roya Soleimani chirps merrily into the telephone. “It’s Google calling.” It’s also 8:30 on a recent Friday morning, which for Google’s grande dame of trend-spotting means it’s showtime. Over the next two hours, the bubbly communication manager for Google’s search-trend team talks with radio stations around the nation about what the masses have been...Read More
PARIS—An old front in Google Inc.’s policy battles in Europe reopened Thursday, amid broader pressure on the company on everything from competition law to Europe’s rules on the “right to be forgotten.” The European Union’s main group of privacy regulators said they had warned Google Chief Executive Larry Page that his company “must meet its...Read More
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Google hopes to someday use drones to broadcast the internet from the sky, and they’re asking the federal government for permission to test their broadcasting equipment in New Mexico.  The company filed an application with the FCC (which controls electronic transmissions), revealing limited details about their plans to use their new technology.  Some of that...Read More
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