Hope for Chromebooks and Ultrabooks
Rivals Seek Tougher Terms for Google in Antitrust Deal
By JAMES KANTER
A group of technology and media companies are concerned that Google’s
proposals to settle an antitrust case would enhance, rather than
diminish, the company’s reach in Europe.
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| Google-Waze acquisition will be investigated by the FTC The Guardian The FTC's actions follow demands from consumer groups concerned that the takeover by Google, which already dominates online mapping – notably in the US – could corner the market by absorbing the Israeli startup, which boasted earlier this year its only ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Politics Could Pop Google's Project Loon Businessweek The balloon-powered network known as Loon may be one of Google's (GOOG) famed moonshots, but the biggest issues facing the project are grounded right here on earth. This won't just be a major technological feat for Google. It will be a huge political ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google says did "good job" replying to EU antitrust probe Reuters BRUSSELS, June 24 (Reuters) - Google said on Monday it had done a good job coming up with concessions to allay EU antitrust concerns it blocks competitors in web search results, as it sought to deflect criticism the proposals would serve only to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Boot up: Google v DuckDuckGo, porn 'stats' v truth, Glass at Wimbledon and more The Guardian Look out, Google! Duck Duck Go is on the rise, posting a 50% traffic increase in just eight days. Is this proof people want a "private" search engine, in the wake of allegations the PRISM program allows the US government to read search data with ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google News now opt-in in Germany as copyright law gets an overhaul ZDNet On Friday, Google announced it had changed Google News from an opt-out to an opt-in system following a recent addition to German intellectual property legislation. Germany's 'Leistungsschutzrecht' — an addendum to German copyright law that governs ... See all stories on this topic » The term opt-out refers to several methods by which individuals can avoid receiving unsolicited product or service information. This ability is usually associated with direct marketing campaigns such as telemarketing, e-mail marketing, or direct mail. A list of those who have opted out is called a Robinson list. | ||
| Google Reader alternatives: how will you survive the shutdown? The Guardian Google broke the news that its Google Reader RSS aggregation service was to close back in March, although the company at least gave users a decent amount of time to switch to an alternative. The deadline is approaching though: from 1 July Google ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Street View Maps First Skyscraper, Dubai's Burj-Khalifa PC Magazine For years, the Google Street View team has captured the world's most interesting places and put the 360-degree imagery on Google Maps for the world to experience virtually. This has made touring the planet from your home as simple as a few clicks, but ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google's new competitor duo: Firefox and Foxconn CBS News (MoneyWatch) Google (GOOG) faces a new competitor on the mobile devices front. Mozilla, the non-profit foundation that makes the Firefox browser, among other software packages, and Foxconn, which had until recently been Apple's favorite manufacturing ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Mine Wants To Track Your Stuff InformationWeek "Google Mine lets you share your belongings with your friends and keep up to date with what your friends are sharing," a purported screenshot of the service explains. "It enables you to control which of your Google+ Circles you share an item with. It ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Ventures and its investing tactics a new formula for venture capital ... Boston.com Graham Spencer (left), a general partner in Google Ventures, and Bill Maris Annie Tritt/New York Times Graham Spencer (left), a general partner in Google Ventures, and Bill Maris, managing partner. By Claire Cain Miller / New York Times / June 23, 2013 ... See all stories on this topic » |
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