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Social Networks "Amplifiers For Idiots And Crazy People": Ex-Google Boss
Former Google Chief Executive Officer Eric Schmidt said the "excesses" of social media are likely to result in greater regulation of internet platforms in the coming years.
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Sundar Pichai's 2019 Compensation Worth $281 Million
Alphabet Inc. said in a regulatory filing that Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai was awarded $281 million in compensation last year, making him one of the world's highest-paid executives.
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"Sundar (Pichai) Only Sheriff In Town": New Alphabet Boss Ends Confusion
If you want to know how Alphabet Inc.'s new Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai will run the company you don't need to look very far -- he's essentially been doing it for several years already.
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Google Denies That It's Misusing Health Data From Ascension
Google says Ascension's health data is being stored on Google Cloud servers but is sequestered so only Ascension employees can access it.
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Google's Search Ad Embrace Crushes Online Travel Agents
Google's moves to cram the top of its search results with more and more advertising is hammering the online travel industry, one of the company's biggest customers.
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Google to Buy Data Analytics Firm Looker for $2.6 Billion to Expand Cloud Business
Google has agreed to buy Looker Data Sciences for $2.6 billion, expanding its offerings to help customers manage data in the cloud.
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Chrome Becomes Web 'Gatekeeper' and Rivals Complain
Few home-grown Google products have been as successful as Chrome. Launched in 2008, it has more than 63% of the market and about 70% on desktop computers, according to StatCounter data.
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Google Says Data Privacy Changes Could Hurt It
Google parent Alphabet warned that its business may be damaged by changing data privacy practices, new digital advertising polices and software bugs that leak user information.
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Good Times Keep Rolling for Facebook and Google's Ad Businesses
Industry analysts say growing consumer spending and the continued march from in-store to online commerce will keep digital advertising growing.
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IBM Sued For Alleged Plans To Move Jobs To India
IBM Corp. managers discussed ways to make the company's workforce younger and move jobs overseas, according to a presentation filed in court recently.
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Facebook, Twitter, and Google's Foot-Dragging Over Russia Emboldens Regulators
Facebook, Google and Twitter were slow to respond to Russian abuse of their services, leaving the industry more exposed to a regulatory crackdown.
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IBM's Rometty Stakes Legacy on Risky $33-Billion Red Hat Deal
The $33-billion acquisition is designed to save the century-old company from irrelevancy in a business led by younger tech giants like Amazon.
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Google Wants to Answer the Questions You Haven't Even Asked Yet
A Facebook-like newsfeed populated with videos and articles the company thinks an individual user would find interesting will now show up on the Google home page.
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Intel CEO Brian Krzanich Resigns Over Relationship With Employee
Intel Corp. removed Brian Krzanich as chief executive officer after the chipmaker learned he previously had a consensual relationship with an employee, a violation of the company's policies.
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Cambridge Analytica Saga Ensnares A Tiny Canadian Data Shop
A tiny data analytics firm in a quiet provincial capital in Canada's far west has found itself at the center of the scandal surrounding Cambridge Analytica's role in British and U.S. elections.
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Social Networks "Amplifiers For Idiots And Crazy People": Ex-Google Boss
Former Google Chief Executive Officer Eric Schmidt said the "excesses" of social media are likely to result in greater regulation of internet platforms in the coming years.
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Sundar Pichai's 2019 Compensation Worth $281 Million
Alphabet Inc. said in a regulatory filing that Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai was awarded $281 million in compensation last year, making him one of the world's highest-paid executives.
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"Sundar (Pichai) Only Sheriff In Town": New Alphabet Boss Ends Confusion
If you want to know how Alphabet Inc.'s new Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai will run the company you don't need to look very far -- he's essentially been doing it for several years already.
-
Google Denies That It's Misusing Health Data From Ascension
Google says Ascension's health data is being stored on Google Cloud servers but is sequestered so only Ascension employees can access it.
-
Google's Search Ad Embrace Crushes Online Travel Agents
Google's moves to cram the top of its search results with more and more advertising is hammering the online travel industry, one of the company's biggest customers.
-
Google to Buy Data Analytics Firm Looker for $2.6 Billion to Expand Cloud Business
Google has agreed to buy Looker Data Sciences for $2.6 billion, expanding its offerings to help customers manage data in the cloud.
-
Chrome Becomes Web 'Gatekeeper' and Rivals Complain
Few home-grown Google products have been as successful as Chrome. Launched in 2008, it has more than 63% of the market and about 70% on desktop computers, according to StatCounter data.
-
Google Says Data Privacy Changes Could Hurt It
Google parent Alphabet warned that its business may be damaged by changing data privacy practices, new digital advertising polices and software bugs that leak user information.
-
Good Times Keep Rolling for Facebook and Google's Ad Businesses
Industry analysts say growing consumer spending and the continued march from in-store to online commerce will keep digital advertising growing.
-
IBM Sued For Alleged Plans To Move Jobs To India
IBM Corp. managers discussed ways to make the company's workforce younger and move jobs overseas, according to a presentation filed in court recently.
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Facebook, Twitter, and Google's Foot-Dragging Over Russia Emboldens Regulators
Facebook, Google and Twitter were slow to respond to Russian abuse of their services, leaving the industry more exposed to a regulatory crackdown.
-
IBM's Rometty Stakes Legacy on Risky $33-Billion Red Hat Deal
The $33-billion acquisition is designed to save the century-old company from irrelevancy in a business led by younger tech giants like Amazon.
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Google Wants to Answer the Questions You Haven't Even Asked Yet
A Facebook-like newsfeed populated with videos and articles the company thinks an individual user would find interesting will now show up on the Google home page.
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Intel CEO Brian Krzanich Resigns Over Relationship With Employee
Intel Corp. removed Brian Krzanich as chief executive officer after the chipmaker learned he previously had a consensual relationship with an employee, a violation of the company's policies.
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Cambridge Analytica Saga Ensnares A Tiny Canadian Data Shop
A tiny data analytics firm in a quiet provincial capital in Canada's far west has found itself at the center of the scandal surrounding Cambridge Analytica's role in British and U.S. elections.
