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France gave Google Inc. three months to amend its policy regarding Internet users' data to avoid fines, and said five other European countries will follow suit by the end of July.

Privacy officials from six countries and the European Commission are pushing Google to answer questions about privacy issues surrounding its digital eyewear called Glass.

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Business Week notes that Google Inc. "has settled a lawsuit on the brink of trial over a plan for a stock split that shareholders claimed would unfairly allow founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin to strengthen their corporate control."

Under fire from law enforcement officials, Google insists it has been making progress in its effort to deny advertising to rogue pharmacies.

Tech firm US petitions government to allow it to publish number of user accounts affected by secretive court's requests Co-founder Larry Page said the secrecy surrounding the current system "undermines the freedoms we all cherish".

Officials asked Larry Page if they can test the frames and for details on how Google will use the data the device collects The Canadian privacy commissioner and 36 other data protection authorities on Tuesday raised privacy concerns about Google Glass in an open letter to CEO Larry Page.

Google and Yahoo -- and the other tech giants stung by the recent news of their participation in government surveillance programs -- are in the midst of a public-relations offensive to steady suddenly wobbly reputations.

CodeRage Mobile Opening Keynote The mobile tsunami is here and developers are on the leading edge building the applications, tools, technologies to deliver the best solutions for their companies and their users.

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.

Unsurprisingly, someone asked Larry Page a question about Google Reader and got the scripted "too few users, only about a million" non-answer, to which Sergey Brin couldn't help quip that a million is about the number of remote viewers of the Google I/O developer conference Page had just bragged about.

Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin are recognized for their efforts at the conclusion of the Clinton Global Initiative in New York, September 22, 2006.

How Google's capital structure limits shareholder power Google currently has a dual-class voting structure that ensures that not only will it get its way in all director elections, but it will also be able to soundly defeat any shareholder proposals pushing for changes to its corporate-governance structure.

Kai Yu, of the Chinese search giant Baidu, discusses "deep learning" inside the company's new Silicon Valley outpost.

Edward Snowden was so convinced that the Prism program involved secretive surveillance through Internet backdoors that he walked out on his job and his girlfriend , spoke to the media, and resigned himself to jail, or worse .

Google stores backup tapes at a data center in Berkeley County, S.C. CEO Larry Page denies that data is automatically turned over to government surveillance programs.

"The social aspect is a core part of how Waze works, and Google definitely sees it as a fit with Google+," said analyst Avi Greengart.

In my last article I broke down the updated product line announced at the annual Google I/O event.

INTERNET GIANTS Google and Facebook have denied involvement in the US National Security Agency PRISM programme that reportedly collects the personal data of millions of internet users.

Google Wallet, the mobile software that allows Android users to pay for purchases online and in stores with their phones, has become a money pit.