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On Thursday, the Australian government passed a law that aims to “address the bargaining power imbalances with digital platforms and media companies.” The code will apply to Google Search and Facebook News Feed, but other digital platform services may also be added.

Facebook, following in Google’s footsteps, says it plans to invest $1 billion to support the news industry over the next three years

Program participants said the company moved too fast and broke some things.

For two decades, global news outlets have complained internet companies are getting rich at their expense, selling advertising linked to their reports without sharing revenue

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo described multiple tragedies stemming from the historic Texas storms.

Australia’s Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says Google and Facebook are close to striking “significant commercial deals” to pay Australian media for news ahead of Australia creating world-first laws that would force the digital giants to finance journalism.

The latest proposal ups housing units in one of the region’s largest residential projects to-date.

The company said it forsees challenges in productivity and work models as it tries to return workers to offices this year.

Many Americans appear to be united on their love for dip, but vary on type from state-to-state

The company reported fourth-quarter earnings that surpassed analysts’ expectations and showed a strong return to growth in its core advertising business.

Google will pay $2.6 million to more than 5,500 employees and past job applicants to resolve allegations that the internet giant discriminated against female engineers and Asians in California and Washington state.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has fired off a series of thinly veiled shots at Facebook and other social media companies

Authorities in Mountain View said a reported suspicious package Friday morning at Google’s headquarters was deemed safe and cleared the scene just before noon, according to Mountain View police.

The Google-owned company took down the account following similar actions by Facebook and Twitter.

A growing segment of corporate America’s biggest names have denounced last week’s storming of the U.S. Capitol by devotees of President Donald Trump who sought to overturn Joe Biden’s election as president, with many saying they will halt or suspend political donations.

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The newly-formed employee union criticized YouTube’s response to violence, including Wednesday’s D.C. events.

The Google-owned company, unlike Facebook and Twitter, has not yet suspended President Trump’s account.

Workers have attempted to organize but without a formal union, they’ve been limited.

Dozens of more states are joining an escalating effort to prove Google has been methodically abusing its power as the internet’s main gateway in a way that hurts consumers habitually feeding personal information into its search engine and advertisers pouring billions of dollars into its vast marketing network