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Google Maps Captures Man Loading Body Into Car Boot, Suspects Arrested
The Google Maps camera car had unknowingly captured a vital clue that helped Spanish police crack a murder case.
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How Google Maps Helped Unlock Year-Long Murder Mystery In Spain
A must-have download for disoriented travellers, Google Maps has guided Spanish investigators to resolve a year-long murder mystery by capturing the moment a person stowed a suspected corpse into a car.
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Spanish YouTuber Sues Google Over "Wrongful" Dismissal
A Spanish YouTuber is suing Google Spain, a unit of Alphabet Inc, for wrongful dismissal in a case that could set a precedent for content creators' labour rights, Spanish union UGT said on Thursday.
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Google Search Updated to Display Train Ticket Pricing, Allows Purchasing Tickets Directly: All Details
Google Search has been updated to display pricing of tickets and allow users to purchase them from the company's website. The Alphabet-owned firm has announced that users in Japan, Germany, Italy, and Spain will now be able to buy train tickets directly from Google. The company has also incorporated sustainability features into its existing travel ...
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Big Tech May Have to Share Europe Network Costs Amid Pressure From EU Countries, Reveals Document
EU regulators are being pushed by France, Italy and Spain to draft a legislation ensuring Big Tech firms partly finance telecoms infrastructure in the bloc, reveals a document. In May, Eu regulators were analysing whether Alphabet's Google, Meta and Netflix should share the cost. However, digital rights activists fear that making Big Tech pay for n...
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Google News Launches Redesign to Mark 20th Anniversary; Makes It Easier to Find Local News
Google News has launched a new desktop design making it easier for users to find local news. The redesign is to mark the 20th anniversary of Google News this year. The new desktop design will be customised in such a way that your briefing, local news, and top picks section will be displayed in different columns on a single page.
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Google News Re-Opens in Spain After Eight-Year Shutdown
Alphabet reopened Google News in Spain on Wednesday, eight years after it shut down the service because of a Spanish rule forcing the company and other news aggregators to pay publishers for using snippets of their news.
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Alphabet Says It Plans to Reopen Google News in Spain After Government Amends Rules
Alphabet plans to reopen its Google News service in Spain early next year after the government passed new legislation that allows media outlets to negotiate directly with the tech giant, the company said.
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Google News May Return to Spain as Country Adopts EU Copyright Law
Spain has adopted a European Union copyright directive that allows third-party online news platforms to negotiate directly with content providers, the government said, setting the stage for Google News to return to the country.
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Amazon to Invest $3 Billion to Open Data Centres in Spain in 2022
Amazon plans to invest EUR 2.5 billion (roughly Rs. 22,175 crores) in new data centres in the Spanish northern region of Aragon that will open in mid-2022, the company said on one of its websites.
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The New Fiat 500 Is A Google Car
The Fiat 500 will be available in the UK, France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands and Poland.
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Australia to Amend Law Making Facebook, Google Pay for News
The author of proposed Australian laws to make Facebook and Google pay for journalism said Thursday his draft legislation will be altered to allay some of the digital giants’ concerns, but remain fundamentally unchanged.
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Google Announces Verified Calls to Show Genuine Business Callers, India in First Rollout
Google on Tuesday announced Verified Calls, a new feature in the Phone app on Android devices, which will identify calls from genuine business numbers in an attempt to tackle phone fraud. This is a serious problem in India and many parts of the world, and Google's verified calls will show you the identity of the caller, as well as the reason for th...
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Britain, France Suggest Phased Approach to Global Digital Tax Talks
Britain, France, Italy and Spain suggested a "phased approach" to global digital taxation talks in a joint letter to the US treasury secretary last week, which they said could open the way for a deal this year.
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Spain to Trial Coronavirus Tracing App on Canary Island
Spain will try out a new smartphone app aimed at thwarting the spread of the coronavirus by injecting hundreds of false cases into the system in a test run starting on Friday on the Canary Island of Gomera.
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Google Maps Captures Man Loading Body Into Car Boot, Suspects Arrested
The Google Maps camera car had unknowingly captured a vital clue that helped Spanish police crack a murder case.
-
How Google Maps Helped Unlock Year-Long Murder Mystery In Spain
A must-have download for disoriented travellers, Google Maps has guided Spanish investigators to resolve a year-long murder mystery by capturing the moment a person stowed a suspected corpse into a car.
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Spanish YouTuber Sues Google Over "Wrongful" Dismissal
A Spanish YouTuber is suing Google Spain, a unit of Alphabet Inc, for wrongful dismissal in a case that could set a precedent for content creators' labour rights, Spanish union UGT said on Thursday.
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Google Search Updated to Display Train Ticket Pricing, Allows Purchasing Tickets Directly: All Details
Google Search has been updated to display pricing of tickets and allow users to purchase them from the company's website. The Alphabet-owned firm has announced that users in Japan, Germany, Italy, and Spain will now be able to buy train tickets directly from Google. The company has also incorporated sustainability features into its existing travel ...
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Big Tech May Have to Share Europe Network Costs Amid Pressure From EU Countries, Reveals Document
EU regulators are being pushed by France, Italy and Spain to draft a legislation ensuring Big Tech firms partly finance telecoms infrastructure in the bloc, reveals a document. In May, Eu regulators were analysing whether Alphabet's Google, Meta and Netflix should share the cost. However, digital rights activists fear that making Big Tech pay for n...
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Google News Launches Redesign to Mark 20th Anniversary; Makes It Easier to Find Local News
Google News has launched a new desktop design making it easier for users to find local news. The redesign is to mark the 20th anniversary of Google News this year. The new desktop design will be customised in such a way that your briefing, local news, and top picks section will be displayed in different columns on a single page.
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Google News Re-Opens in Spain After Eight-Year Shutdown
Alphabet reopened Google News in Spain on Wednesday, eight years after it shut down the service because of a Spanish rule forcing the company and other news aggregators to pay publishers for using snippets of their news.
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Alphabet Says It Plans to Reopen Google News in Spain After Government Amends Rules
Alphabet plans to reopen its Google News service in Spain early next year after the government passed new legislation that allows media outlets to negotiate directly with the tech giant, the company said.
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Google News May Return to Spain as Country Adopts EU Copyright Law
Spain has adopted a European Union copyright directive that allows third-party online news platforms to negotiate directly with content providers, the government said, setting the stage for Google News to return to the country.
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Amazon to Invest $3 Billion to Open Data Centres in Spain in 2022
Amazon plans to invest EUR 2.5 billion (roughly Rs. 22,175 crores) in new data centres in the Spanish northern region of Aragon that will open in mid-2022, the company said on one of its websites.
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The New Fiat 500 Is A Google Car
The Fiat 500 will be available in the UK, France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands and Poland.
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Australia to Amend Law Making Facebook, Google Pay for News
The author of proposed Australian laws to make Facebook and Google pay for journalism said Thursday his draft legislation will be altered to allay some of the digital giants’ concerns, but remain fundamentally unchanged.
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Google Announces Verified Calls to Show Genuine Business Callers, India in First Rollout
Google on Tuesday announced Verified Calls, a new feature in the Phone app on Android devices, which will identify calls from genuine business numbers in an attempt to tackle phone fraud. This is a serious problem in India and many parts of the world, and Google's verified calls will show you the identity of the caller, as well as the reason for th...
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Britain, France Suggest Phased Approach to Global Digital Tax Talks
Britain, France, Italy and Spain suggested a "phased approach" to global digital taxation talks in a joint letter to the US treasury secretary last week, which they said could open the way for a deal this year.
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Spain to Trial Coronavirus Tracing App on Canary Island
Spain will try out a new smartphone app aimed at thwarting the spread of the coronavirus by injecting hundreds of false cases into the system in a test run starting on Friday on the Canary Island of Gomera.
