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Google buys ad firm DoubleClick for $3.1 billion
April 14, 2007 Deal boosts the search giant's banner advertising business, which lagged rival Yahoo's.Companies want scrutiny of Google-DoubleClick deal
April 15, 2007 Yahoo, AT&T and Microsoft among those considering regulatory objections to search giant's planned purchase of online-ad company.Privacy concerns dog Google-DoubleClick deal
April 18, 2007 Consumer privacy advocates worry what Google will do with combined data on Internet users' search and surf habits.Video: Schmidt discusses DoubleClickFTC allows Google-DoubleClick merger to proceed
December 20, 2007 In a 4-1 vote, regulators give their blessing to the controversial union, despite outcry from competitors and privacy advocates.Microsoft, Google square off in Washington
September 27, 2007 Thursday will mark the opening round in the heavyweight fight over Google's acquisition of DoubleClick.Google draws privacy complaint to FTC
April 20, 2007 Three public-interest groups are expected to ask for a government investigation into issues posed by Google's DoubleClick acquisition.Google treads on PowerPoint turf
April 17, 2007 In his keynote address at Web 2.0 Expo, CEO Eric Schmidt shows off new Docs & Spreadsheets feature that lets users create presentations.Schmidt talks DoubleClick dealWeek in review: Google's DoubleClick deletion dilemma
December 14, 2007 Fight over megamerger takes intriguing turns, while social networks open developer platforms. Also: celebrating Commodore 64's legacy.Google-DoubleClick: Tough sell in EU
November 21, 2007 The search giant will have a tricky time getting what it wants as trustbusters on the other side of the Atlantic dig into the planned $3.1 billion merger.On Capitol Hill, Google and Microsoft spar over DoubleClick
September 27, 2007 Senators say both sides made good arguments but don't say whether the proposed $3.1 billion deal should be blocked.EU extends review of Google-DoubleClick merger
November 13, 2007 European Commission's decision to take a deeper look at the proposed merger potentially puts the $3.1 billion deal at risk.On antitrust, is Google the next Microsoft?
July 23, 2007 Google is facing opposition to its DoubleClick deal in what could be a repeat of the way Washington punished Microsoft a decade ago.Target me with your ads, please
December 4, 2007 News.com reporter asks an ad company to tailor ads to her Web surfing habits. Some of it made sense, but why do they think she's into heavy construction?The wide, wide world of Google
May 31, 2007 With GreenBorder, the search giant gets deeper into Net security. Plus: Google Earth close-ups and DoubleClick scrutiny.In ad wars, Yahoo aims for Right touch
April 30, 2007 Purchase of Right Media online ad exchange raises stakes after rival Google's recent buy of online ad firm DoubleClick.Year in review: Google gets even more ambitious
December 28, 2007 The search giant gets into the phone business, with an eye on prime wireless real estate, and works toward a takeover of ad specialist DoubleClick.Google proposes global privacy standard
September 14, 2007 Search giant wants standard based on actual harm to consumer, but a privacy advocate says the proposed guidelines are weak.Week in review: Tech's shopping spree
March 14, 2008 Big companies go on the hunt for acquisitions to beef up their positions, while developers get many warm welcomes. Also: Unruly at South by Southwest.Microsoft to buy Aquantive for $6 billion
May 18, 2007 Spending spree on advertising companies continues, as the software giant issues a rejoinder to Google's plan to purchase DoubleClick.Quantifying Microsoft's biggest purchase ever
May 18, 2007 For $6 billion, Redmond gets Aquantive, a leading player in serving online ads. But will it get peace of mind?Microsoft to buy Aquantive for $6 billion Sponsored matches for "DoubleClick Inc."
