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Google Moves To Lift Gag Order On NSA Surveillance

Google has asked the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) to recognize the company’s First Amendment right to speak up about its role in the National Security Agency’s (NSA) online surveillance program, seeking to override the Justice Department’s order to keep data reque

Feedly is a mess! New updates subtract features, erase data

The Google Reader shutdown looms large on our horizon, and it seems no last minute reprieve from the governor will be coming before that switch is thrown. Many choose to stick with the service until the bitter end -- and it will be bitter at that point, trust me.

Intellectual Ventures sues Motorola Mobility, again

IV launches another lawsuit against Google-owned Motorola Mobility over patents, the latest in series of lawsuits in recent months.

Google's chief legal officer live Q&A: eight things we learned

David Drummond, Google's senior vice president of corporate development and chief legal officer, took part in a live Q&A on Wednesday to answer questions about internet security, privacy and surveillance, and the NSA and Prism.

Google's chief legal officer denies company is 'in cahoots with NSA'

David Drummond reiterates firm's line over leaks and calls for global governmental action to regulate secret collection of data

Governments must codify regulations on silent data gathering so that users around the world can regain confidence in the use of the internet, Google

Fox News Flack Irena Briganti Tried to Scrub Her Bad Online Reputation

In New York magazine this week, Graeme Wood explores the world of paid online "reputation management" firms, which charge up to $10,000 per month to try to push bad stories about you off the front page of Google.

Hollywood's New Talking Point: Gatekeepers Are Awesome

We've argued for years, that there are different kinds of middlemen involved in making markets. Some are efficient, leading to better reach, easier access, and more convenient transactions, while some are inefficient, blocking access, keeping prices inflated, and generally limiting a market.

The Next Time Someone Says Twitter Is Killing Deep Thinking With Short Quick Messages, Show Them This

It seems like we keep hearing people insist that the internet, and things like Twitter and Google, are making us dumber because we're no longer really delving into anything with any depth, but rather just finding and spreading short snippets of text.

Google Launches New AdSense Scorecard To Help Publishers Better Understand Their Sites' Performance

Google launched a new scorecard in AdSense today that allows site owners to see how their properties are performing relative to other AdSense publishers.

Google's Dart SDK and Editor Hit Beta With Improved Performance, Smarter Code Completion And More

Google today launched the first beta version of its Dart SDK and Editor. With this update, Google says, the SDK can now produce significantly smaller and faster JavaScript code and make it easier for Dart developers to deploy their code.