January 16, 2017 YouTube restores influential conservative website's channel The YouTube channel of influential conservative politics and law website Legal Insurrection, which was controversially removed by the video sharing service last week, has been restored.
January 13, 2017 YouTube removes influential conservative website's channel The YouTube channel of influential conservative politics and law website Legal Insurrection has been removed by the video sharing service, citing copyright infringement claims.
January 13, 2017 How to protect yourself: 2 million Facebook, Google accounts compromised Security experts say passwords for more than 2 million Facebook, Google and other accounts have been compromised and circulated online, just the latest example of breaches involving leading Internet companies.
January 13, 2017 Google Pixel XL review: It's as good as the iPhone 7 Plus The Google Pixel XL is as good as the iPhone 7 Plus and makes jumping to Android painless.
December 24, 2016 Amazon Echo vs. Google Home in a virtual standoff For decades, we have seen people talk to computers in science fiction movies. Dave spoke to HAL. Michael Knight was assisted by KITT. Captain Picard directed “Computer.” The computers were smart and personable, and they (usually) did what they were told.
December 22, 2016 Novel writing a no-no at Google: Lawsuit If you plan to write the Great American Novel and you work at Google, you may want to think again if the subject is the office.
December 14, 2016 Holocaust deniers able to rise to top of Google search results Stormfront has the dubious distinction, via the Southern Poverty Law Center, of being "the first major hate site on the Internet."
December 7, 2016 Google can now 'speak emoji' on Twitter If you send Google a burger emoji, the search firm will respond with a link to a Google search for 'burgers nearby.'
December 6, 2016 Google making its search autocompletes less 'evil' Google will no longer offer a search suggestion for "are Jews evil" which directs users to anti-Semitic websites.
December 6, 2016 EU slams US tech giants on hate speech The European Commission has slammed tech titans Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft, saying that they are not moving quickly enough to deal with online hate speech.
