Google stopping political ads in EU
Political online advertising is often controversial. Google has now announced that it will stop serving political advertising in the EU
Russian cyberattacks on Ukraine to have global long-term effect
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has triggered a notable shift in the Eastern European cybercriminal ecosystem that will likely have
Is using generative AI moving too fast and risk breaking things?
“Move fast and break things” is the famous mantra by Facebook-founder Mark Zuckerberg to stress the importance of speedy development
Google’s Alphabet launching generative AI chatbot Bard
Big tech companies’ focus on generative artificial intelligence as the next step in development continues. Google’s owner Alphabet announced its
YouTube a growing competitor in streaming entertainment
Google and American National Football League announced an agreement seen as Google-owned YouTube’s ambition in the streaming entertainment business. The
Google losing challenge of European antitrust fine
Google has lost a case about the largest fine ever imposed by a competition authority in Europe. The European General
Google winning defamation case in Australia
Google cannot be described as publisher and is therefore not responsible for insulting statements in an article that can be
Three big tech presenting diversity reports
”We’re on a journey to become the world’s most inclusive, diverse, equitable, and accessible tech company — it’s key to serving
Google paying USD 90 million to solve conflict with developers
Google is paying USD 90 million to a fund supporting developers in the US. The background is a legal conflict
Google and French publishers agree on Extended News Previews
Google announced it has signed agreements with more than 150 French publishers based on the EU’s new copyright directive. The