Ahead of this week’s live spiked debate, David Crow of City AM offers his thoughts on Google’s current predicament.

In the run-up to this week’s live spiked debate, Jason Walsh of forth magazine asks if Google's behaviour really is abnormal.

Ahead of a live spiked debate, Simon Davies of Privacy International says Google should stop treating privacy as a pain.

It’s been two months since Google announced that they were no longer going to engage in search engine manipulation on behalf of the Chinese government. As of now, they’re still doing it: and whatever PR boost they got from the...

Take a look at this. To you it may be a smudge, but to the eagled-eyed politico it’s Google Street View showing a political campaign poster (for the Burnley Liberal Democrats’ campaign to save the local hospital). Is this the first time a political campaign poster has been caught on Google Street View?

There isn't space on a Google Adwords advert to put in an election imprint. So what happens if you run the adverts without an imprint? A case in Florida has put this to the test.

Ahead of next week’s live spiked debate, Andrew Orlowski looks at how Google is securing profits and overriding copyright law.

In the run-up to next week’s live spiked debate, Rob Killick says Google is neither ‘good’ nor ‘evil’ – it’s just a very big business.

The three were sentenced to six months in jail after being convicted of invasion of privacy, the judge said. A fourth executive was found not guilty. The case stems from an incident in 2006 when students at an Italian school filmed and then uploaded a clip to Google Video showing them bullying a schoolmate with Down's Syndrome (EurActiv 17/12/09). A Milan court has convicted three Google Inc. ...

Advertising executives have welcomed the first antitrust inquiry into Google's hugely profitable search advertising business, after the European Commission's decision to launch a preliminary probe