Google's 15-Year Journey: From Open Communication to Information Control
Discover how a pivotal 2008 memo transformed Google's corporate culture from open dialogue to careful information management amid legal pressures. This strategic shift created lasting impacts on internal communication that continue to shape the company's operations today.
Google Fights Back Against DOJ's Potential Chrome Divestiture Demand
Google strongly opposes reported plans by the US Department of Justice to force the sale of Chrome browser following an antitrust ruling. The company warns that separating Chrome from its core business would harm consumers and weaken American tech leadership.
DOJ Prepares Radical Proposal to Force Google's Chrome Sale and Android Unbundling
US Department of Justice plans aggressive action following Google's antitrust trial verdict, potentially forcing the tech giant to sell Chrome browser and separate Android components. The proposals aim to limit Google's market dominance and include new advertiser controls and AI content usage restrictions.
French Court Blocks Google's EU News Content Test Over Legal Concerns
Google's experiment to assess news content value by removing articles from search results faces immediate legal challenges in France. The Paris Commercial Court's intervention forces Google to exclude France from the test, highlighting tensions between tech platforms and news publishers under EU regulations.
EU Regulators Target Apple's Geo-Blocking Practices in Digital Media Services
European Commission and consumer protection authorities demand Apple cease geo-blocking across its media platforms, citing violations of EU regulations. The company has 30 days to address restrictions that prevent EU users from accessing services across borders.
EU Launches Antitrust Probe into Corning's Smartphone Glass Dominance
The European Commission investigates Corning for potential anticompetitive practices in the smartphone cover glass market. The probe focuses on exclusivity contracts that may hinder competition and affect prices and innovation in the industry.
Microsoft Accuses Google of 'Shadow Campaigns' in Escalating Tech Legal Battle
Microsoft alleges Google is conducting covert operations to influence public opinion and legal outcomes. This accusation intensifies the rivalry between tech giants amid ongoing antitrust cases and regulatory scrutiny.
EU Court Upholds €2.4B Fine Against Google in Landmark Small Business Victory
Europe's highest court has affirmed a €2.4 billion fine against Google, ending a 15-year legal battle initiated by a British couple. The ruling sets a precedent for regulating search rankings and reshaping digital competition.
Google Challenges Microsoft's Cloud Dominance with EU Antitrust Complaint
Google files a formal complaint with EU regulators, accusing Microsoft of anti-competitive practices in cloud computing. The dispute centers on Microsoft's bundling of cloud services with its dominant Office suite, potentially limiting market competition.
EU Court Upholds €2.4 Billion Fine Against Google in Antitrust Case
Google loses its appeal against a landmark EU antitrust ruling, facing a €2.4 billion fine for favoring its own shopping comparison service. The decision reinforces regulatory pressure on tech giants and sets a precedent for future digital market competition cases.