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Sen. Richard Blumenthal on Google antitrust hearings

Sen. Richard Blumenthal on Google antitrust hearings

Google: New Leadership and a New Future?

Google: New Leadership and a New Future?

Google Changes Website Rankings to Increase 'High Quality' Content

Google Changes Website Rankings to Increase 'High Quality' Content
The World

Government says it's okay to 'jailbreak' iPhones

Government says it's okay to 'jailbreak' iPhones
The World

Judge says FCC can't enforce 'net neutrality'

Judge says FCC can't enforce 'net neutrality'

The French get tough on illegal downloading

The French government is on the verge of passing a law that would punish Internet users for illegal downloading.

The French get tough on illegal downloading
The World

Three strikes and you're out, French downloaders!

The French government is on the verge of passing a law that would punish Web users for downloading illegal content: after your third violation you will be banned from the Internet for a year. Some argue that this violates our fundamental human rights.

Three strikes and you're out, French downloaders!
The World

Going off the grid in the push to broadband

Seven billion dollars of the stimulus plan making its way through Congress right now is devoted to bringing broadband internet to under-served parts of the country. But technology experts worry that the plan will suffer if the technology is not examined.

Going off the grid in the push to broadband
The World

Do Cuil and other new search engines threaten Google's search dominance?

Yet another search engine, Cuil (Gaelic for 'knowledge'), is taking aim at Google. In true Freudian fashion, the upstart is the brainchild of former Google engineers who claim that Cuil will offer broader, faster searches, without recording information about what you search and when.

Do Cuil and other new search engines threaten Google's search dominance?