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Spain becomes the latest country to launch an investigation into the collection of sensitive wi-fi data by Google Street View cars.
Spain becomes the latest country to launch an investigation into the collection of sensitive wi-fi data by Google Street View cars.
About 100 protesters march on Google’s headquarters to denounce its open internet plan and urge it to honour its “don’t be evil” motto.
South Korean police raid Google’s Seoul office on suspicion the company had illegally collected users personal information.
Google has released a suite of tools that let non-programmers create applications for Android smartphones.
China renews Google’s licence to operate in China, the internet giant says, ending a long-running stand-off between the two.
Google pays $700m for travel technology firm that provides flight price and travel data across the globe.
The UK police will investigate Google as part of an increasing number of investigations over its data breaches.
An early look at wi-fi data ‘accidentally’ gathered by Google in 30 countries suggests it contains sensitive information.
The search firm will likely face prosecution for collecting data from unsecured wi-fi networks, says Privacy International.
Australia orders an investigation of Google for possible breach of privacy while taking pictures for its Street View service.
The search giant joins with Intel, Sony and Logitech to launch a TV service that unites broadcast and web content.
The search firm seeks to allay privacy fears after it revealed that it had been harvesting data from private wi-fi networks.
Microsoft prepares to launch the latest version of its Office software, with features similar to those offered by Google.
Google reiterates its commitment to privacy in a response to a letter sent by ten data protection commissioners.
Search giant Google plans to open a digital bookstore called Editions by the end of the year, the company confirms.
Google will have “a problem” if it does not diversify its business away from search, the head of Yahoo tells BBC News.
For the first time Google releases data on how often countries ask it to hand over user data or to censor information.
Google will ask users of its social network Buzz to review their privacy settings, following concerns about the service.
China Unicom is to stop putting Google search services on phones that use the search giant’s Android software
China attacks Google’s decision to stop censoring search results as its long-running row with the US internet giant escalates.
China’s state media accuses Google of “intricate ties” with the US government and trying to change Chinese society.
Firms in China that sell advertising on Google demand clarity about the internet company’s plans in the region.
China’s top internet official warns that Google will “pay the consequences” if it does not comply with censorship laws.
Apple’s patent case against HTC may have implications for all phone makers using Google software, an analyst warns.
Google executives are convicted in Italy after a video showing an autistic teenager being bullied was posted online.
Investigators say they are closing in on the source of the cyber attacks that hit Google and other firms, according to reports.
A leading privacy watchdog files a complaint with US regulators urging them to investigate Google’s Buzz social network.
The US Department of Justice says that it is still not satisfied with a deal that would allow Google to build a digital library.