Google's change will allow advertisers to track customers' digital “fingerprints”, but UK data protection watchdog is not happy
The forthcoming Firefox 13.5 will not include a 'do not track' option, as the opt-out request is ignored by most…
News fee. Australia looks introduce mandatory charge on social media platforms and search engines to force them to pay local…
Amid a potential breakup threat from US authorities, Google releases next generation of its AI tool Gemini
CMA receives 'provisional recommendation' from independent inquiry that Apple,Google mobile ecosystem needs investigation
Executive hits out at the DoJ's “staggering proposal” to force Google to sell off its Chrome web browser, plus other…
US prosecutors confirm earlier reports, demand Google sells off Chrome web browser and end default search payments to Apple etc
US Justice Department to ask Judge to force Google to sell off its Chrome browser, and also seeks rulings on…
Seemingly accidental leak reveals Google is developing Jarvis AI extension that can browse the web for the user
Mozilla Foundation axes 30 percent of its staff, and is eliminating its Advocacy Division that fights for free and open…
US Department of Justice mulls asking judge to force Google to sell parts of its business to eliminate online search…
Browser firms write to European Commission alleging Microsoft's Edge web browser enjoys an unfair advantage
One of the most privacy focused web browsers, Firefox, is at the centre of a privacy complaint from Austria's Noyb
Privacy sandbox u-turn by Google prompts UK regulator to conclude “concerns remains” over cookie change for Chrome
Chasing the almighty dollar. Alphabet's YouTube reportedly confirms it is delivering adverts on a user's pause screen
Alphabet urges Competition Appeal Tribunal to dismiss mass lawsuit seeking up to £7bn ($9.3bn) for allegedly abusing search dominance
Google wins court challenge. Europe's second highest court rules EC's €1.49bn antitrust fine should be dismissed
US Department of Justice is reportedly considering the breakup of Google as one of the possible options, after monopoly ruling
Reddit co-founder and CEO has hinted that paywalls for certain subreddits could be on the way, in latest monetisation move
The Chromecast portfolio is being discontinued by Google, after the streaming dongle had first gone on sale back in 2013
Google's dominance of online search is being challenged, after OpenAI unveiled a search prototype tool called SearchGPT
Better switch to Firefox? After years of delays, Google performs u-turn and will no longer cancel third-party tracking cookies
OpenAI signs “strategic content partnership” with Time to access current and archive content from last 101 years
Unfair advantage says EU regulator, as Microsoft faces antitrust charge for bundling its Teams video app with Office suite
Copy of EU's DMA? Japan passes law that will require Apple and Google to open up their respective ecosystems
Anat Ashkenazi swaps CFO role in pharmaceutical industry to join Alphabet, replacing outgoing CFO Ruth Porat
Staff at Google question CEO Sundar Pichai over 'significant decline' in workforce morale amid ongoing job cuts, despite strong financials
Google's search domination to be challenged next week, with OpenAI reportedly set to announce its own AI search product
For third time Google delays phase-out of third-party Chrome cookies after pushback from industry and British regulator
Consequences of Assembly Bill 886. Google begins removing California news websites from some search results