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WASHINGTON — Catering to the growing trend of mixing social media with politics, President Obama on Monday will participate in a video chat room known as a “Hangout” as part of Google’s social networking site Google Plus.
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Obama to participate in video chat ‘hang out’ on Google Plus
10:58 IST Ahead of a court hearing, technology giant Google facing controversy in India allegedly for hosting obscene and objectionable content today made it clear that it is not possible for the company to monitor everything on its website. Google and
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Google to India: Can’t censor the Web
Internet giant Google has been named the best company to work for by Fortune magazine, taking the top slot in a list of 100 firms, with employees raving about everything from its work culture to perks like free food at well-stocked pantries. The
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Google tops Fortune’s list of best companies to work for
_ Larry Page appears to be as big a nanny as his fellow billionaire Mayor Mike Bloomberg. The Google co-founder and CEO, famous for providing free food to employees of his tech giant, has moved the desserts to a harder-to-reach location to help keep his
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A Google search: ‘dessert’
Google has blacked out the logo on its home page as it joins Wikipedia and other sites in Canada and around the world to protest legislation pending in the U.S.
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Google, Canadian companies join Wikipedia protest
News Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch has issued his most forthright tweet since he activated his Twitter account on January 1 by accusing Internet giant Google of aiding film piracy. “Piracy leader is Google who streams movies free,
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Murdoch: Google ‘piracy leader’
_ Google plans to release an updated version of software for its namesake television service by year-end, adding content and making it easier for users to find shows.
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Google TV software updates
Google shared findings from a December 2010 study examining the influence of the Internet on consumer conversations about brands.
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Google: Word of Mouth and the Internet