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Tech giants from Intel to Apple and Microsoft and Sony are pursuing a strategy to create an Internet cable service and now there’s news that Google is entering the fray.

Content providers -- like Disney or Fox -- are now asking companies delivering online ads -- the Googles of the world -- to stop working with websites that allow illegal file sharing.

The earnings reports will certainly express some things about the state of the tech world, but also perhaps, the condition of the larger economy.

Google bought Frommer's travel guides only last August, but the 83-year-old founder just took back his company.

We've said it before but this time, it's for real. Google's RSS feed Google Reader will be cutting off users from retrieving their RSS data on Monday.

The NSA may have been wiretapping cell phones, but they weren't getting that data for free.

Google Reader is dead. Millions once used it to keep track of websites and blogs all in one place -- now they are up for grabs.

The FTC has told two dozen Internet search engines to make sure online consumers can tell the difference between advertising and the 'natural' results of an Internet search.

In a letter today to Google, Bing and other search engines, the Federal Trade Commission warned of a need to "clearly and prominently" distinguish ads from natural search results.