Google sets up Code Labs for developers
Looking to offer assistance on APIs, Google on Tuesday announced Code Labs for early-stage developer products.
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Google finding more fans in the workplace, Schmidt says
More companies are trying out Google's products for the workplace, possibly because IT budgets are tight and they are looking for cheaper alternatives, CEO Eric Schmidt said Tuesday.
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Google seeks apps demo videos
Google is asking developers to send videos of applications based on the company's technologies, which could be featured on the code.google.com site or Google developer blogs.
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Judge dismisses Google Street View case
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Pennsylvania family against Google after the company took and posted images of the outside of their house in its Maps service.
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Victim of bullying video withdraws from Google case
The boy at the center of a trial of Google executives for alleged violations of Italy's privacy law withdrew from the case Wednesday, his lawyer said.
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Google kills radio ad service, lays off 40
Has video killed the radio star? Google is abandoning its attempts to sell ads on broadcast radio, concentrating instead on its plans to make money from television advertising and online video sharing.
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BluePoint and Google Enterprise in partnership
Local software developer, BluePoint, has formed a partnership with Google Enterprise to make use of its enterprise search engine.
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Google, NASA, Kurzweil take tech into future with university
Google is teaming up with NASA and world-renowned futurist Ray Kurzweil to create a university designed to help people learn how to handle "humanity's grand challenges."
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Microsoft's IE loses more share, slides to new low
Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) again lost market share last month, although at a slower rate than the previous two-month stretch, but still ended at a new low of 67.6% as rivals continued to steal users, a Web metrics firm reported Sunday.
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Human error caused Google search bug
Human error caused a glitch that returned the message "this site may harm your computer" for all Google search results for about an hour Saturday morning, the company said, but the mistake was Google's and not StopBadware.org's.
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Google dismisses click fraud report
Google is taking issue with a report that says click fraud hit a record high in the fourth quarter.
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Report: Obama picks Google exec for new post
The Obama administration has reportedly tapped a Google business development executive as its director of Citizen Participation, according to a Wall Street Journal blog.
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Midweek Rumor: Google To Buy Skype
Rumor has it on the Internet that eBay is trying to sell Skype to none other than Google -- even though the service proved to be quite a cash cow in 2008. With eBay reporting a downfall in revenue and Google still going strong, this rumor might actually have some substance.
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Google, partners release net neutrality tools
Google and a group of partners have released a set of tools designed to help broadband customers and researchers measure performance of Internet connections.
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Google gets competitive, taking Gmail users offline
Google on Tuesday launched an updated version of Gmail that lets users access their accounts without an Internet connection.
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