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Cassidy: Yep, workers hate their jobs, even -- gasp! -- in Silicon Valley
OK, maybe it's not that easy, but this Gallup poll has me scratching my head. It's one of the hazards of living in Silicon Valley, I guess.
5 hrs ago | 4 Hoteliers
Google for Hotels: Q+A with David Zammitt, Google Travel Industry Manager.
Not just a search engine anymore, Google has dramatically extended its presence and influence in the online travel space in recent years.
9 hrs ago | Asbury Park Press
Summer is around the corner, and it's time to stock up on all your summer beach reads.
13 hrs ago | CNet News
Google Expands Chromebook Sales to Walmart and Staples Stores
Google is growing its retailer network for Chromebooks as it hopes to get more of the devices into the hands of consumers.
17 hrs ago | The Inquirer
G8 agree to fight tax avoidance of companies such as Amazon, Apple and Google
LEADERS OF THE G8 NATIONS have announced a crackdown on money laundering, tax evasion and aggressive tax avoidance at the end of a two day summit in Northern Island.
22 hrs ago | PC World
US states' attorneys general to take aim at Internet 'safe harbor' law
Frustrated by their difficulty prosecuting cases involving online content that is illegal or damaging to individuals, a group of state attorneys general are taking action.
Walmart Taking the Chromebook Mainstream
Computerworld - Walmart has begun selling the Chromebook in 2,800 of its approximately 4,600 U.S. stores, expanding the reach of this still-on-the-margins platform.
Biz Break: Silicon Valley's NSA Prism response heats up with Google petition, Yahoo disclosure
Tech companies continued Tuesday their scrambled reaction to allegations that the National Security Agency can access their users' data with impunity, as Google stepped up its campaign for clarity and Yahoo disclosed its participation .
Mississippi leans on Google to crack down on illeg...
Mississippi's attorney general said on Tuesday he would subpoena documents from Google Inc as part of a probe into allegations the Web search company facilitated the sale of drugs without a prescription and other illegal products.
Google challenges DOJ's surveillance gag order
Attorney General Eric Holder, shown here in a file photo, and the FBI claim that publication of even aggregate numbers of government requests "is unlawful," Google told a court Tuesday.
G-8 promises to tackle tax cheats
The world's major developed economies committed Tuesday to step up efforts to make individuals and companies pay the taxes they owe.
Why the half-life of a Pinterest pin is thousands of times longer than a tweet or Facebook post
The useful life of the average tweet can be measured in minutes. Most posts on Facebook exist in users' streams for perhaps a few hours.
Breakingviews: G8 should preach on tax
Wells Fargo's Walter Price says analysts aren't giving Google enough credit for growth in its mobile and video businesses and says the stock holds more opportunity than rival internet giant Yahoo.
E-discovery data crunchers sort evidence in the digital age
The application icons of Facebook, Twitter and Google are displayed on an iPhone next to an earphone set in this illustration photo taken in Berlin, June 17, 2013.
Net giants told to curb child porn
Maria Miller is urging internet and technology firms to produce plans to combat the spread of child abuse images by the autumn Internet and technology giants including Google and Microsoft are to be summoned to a meeting in Westminster where they will come under "unrelenting" pressure to do more to tackle online child porn.
Snowden: Google, Facebook 'were misleading' in Prism denials
Edward Snowden, the former security contractor who leaked details of the National Security Agency's Prism program, said in an online chat Monday that Silicon Valley tech companies' denials of providing access to government officials "were misleading."
'Tweet' is now officially a word in the Oxford English Dictionary
Anybody connected to the Web already knows that a tweet is more than a sound a bird makes.
Apps from inspired developers will drive Google Glass
Steve Lee understands the hesitation some folks have about Google Glass. When he saw an early version of the concept, a pair of augmented-reality glasses that users could wear to enhance their everyday lives, he thought it was crazy.
Google settles suit, clears way for stock split
Google has resolved a shareholder lawsuit blocking a long-delayed stock split, clearing the way for the Internet search leader to issue a new class of non-voting shares later this year.
Feedly starts moving users to homespun RSS service as Google Reader death looms
Feedly said Monday that it has started migrating its users to its own back-end RSS infrastructure two weeks before Google is to pull the plug on its Reader service.