Sigh. Remember Google TV? Yeah, we barely do. Anyway, the Bay Area’s most well publicized employer is working on their first real foray into the world of entertainment hardware, with the intent of releasing something that’s only being referred to as an “entertainment device” sometime this year. The Wall Street Journal reports today that the...Read More
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By Arup Roychoudhury and Harichandan Arakali NEW DELHI/BANGALORE | Mon Feb 6, 2012 9:05pm IST NEW DELHI/BANGALORE (Reuters) – Internet giants Google Inc (GOOG.O) and Facebook removed content from some Indian domain websites on Monday following a court directive warning them of a crackdown “like China” if they did not take steps to protect religious...Read More
Facebook’s initial public offering will hand the social network billions of dollars to spend on future projects, and turn many of its employees into millionaires or billionaires. It will also intensify competition with Google, which desperately wants to establish an outsized presence in the social-networking realm. Google+, the search-engine giant’s attempt to out-Facebook Facebook, reached...Read More
Google, Facebook Fierce Tech Rivalry Looms: 10 Reasons Why ( Page 1 of 2 ) When Facebook first launched, it was looked at as a niche social network. The site catered to college kids and seemed to be destined to live in that world. But after an increasing number of people joined the site, and...Read More
BRUSSELS — The top justice official in the European Union on Friday backed a request by E.U. governments that Google halt changes to its privacy policies while national data-protection authorities investigate the implications for citizens and users. In a statement e-mailed Friday to the International Herald Tribune, Viviane Reding, the E.U. justice commissioner, called on...Read More
Enlarge image Facebook Headquarters Jonathan Sprague/Redux The Facebook headquarters in Palo Alto. The Facebook headquarters in Palo Alto. Photographer: Jonathan Sprague/Redux Feb. 1 (Bloomberg) — Paul Kedrosky, author of the Infectious Greed Blog and a Bloomberg contributing editor, talks about Facebook Inc.’s filing to raise $5 billion in an initial public offering and the outlook...Read More
In the wake of Google’s recent changes to its search and privacy policy, some users and industry observers have criticized the move as treading on shaky ground with regards to privacy. Now Microsoft, one of Google’s chief rivals, has decided to pounce on this shift in public sentiment by releasing an advertising campaign specifically designed...Read More
Google is pushing back against complaints about its new privacy policy, saying users can still prevent the company from linking all the data it collects about them by turning off their search history, by skipping some of Google’s offerings or by using different Google accounts at different times. In a letter to lawmakers who have...Read More
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