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Feds: Google's privacy concerns unfounded
February 27, 2006 Justice Department says search giant's arguments for refusing to turn over information lack merit.Googling state government documents
April 30, 2007 The search giant helps four states get online data indexed and helps create custom search engines for government Web sites.Google Desktop 3 criticized
February 10, 2006 EFF, Kapersky Lab say new feature that stores data on Google servers creates target for malicious hackers, feds.Why restraining Microsoft no longer matters
September 21, 2007 European regulators won a big court victory this week but CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says Microsoft must fend off a bigger challenge.Feds take porn fight to Google
January 19, 2006 Bush administration subpoenas records of all searches over one week as it defends disputed antiporn law. Document: Google subpoenaed over pornographyJudge postpones Google subpoena hearing
February 3, 2006 Search giant's attempt to fend off government's request for millions of search terms will move to a federal court March 13.Web giants ask for feds' help on censorship
January 31, 2007 Google, Yahoo and Microsoft say government should stand behind global Internet freedom, but not all support legislation.Google CEO: Techies must educate governments
October 18, 2006 Tensions between privacy and ready access to data lace visions for 2016 tech by Eric Schmidt and Microsoft VP Rick Rashid.Google, feds face off over search records
March 14, 2006 Google's attempt to fend off Justice Department's request for search records goes before a federal court in San Jose, Calif.Judge: Google must give feds limited access to records
March 18, 2006 Privacy-aware ruling says search giant must turn over a swath of indexed URLs--but not users' queries.Google may have to fight second subpoena
February 18, 2006 If Justice Department's first subpoena is granted, another will demand details on how the search engine operates, court filing says.This week in Google
January 20, 2006 Federal prosecutors defending a Net porn law try to force Google to hand over millions of search records.Are search results fair game in porn fight?
January 20, 2006 the buzz Readers weigh in on Google's refusal to comply with a federal investigation into search results.Google to censor China Web searches
January 25, 2006 Search giant agrees to censorship laws, reasoning that people getting limited access to content is better than none.The collective amnesia over Shi Tao
March 30, 2007 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says Silicon Valley would do well to borrow a page from the history of the antiapartheid struggle.Week in review: Can Google keep a secret?
March 17, 2006 Google hasn't had much luck keeping secrets lately, and now it looks like feds will pry loose more info.Amnesty International targets China cooperation
July 20, 2006 Google, Microsoft and Yahoo accused of hypocrisy for touting the free flow of information and then cooperating with China.This week in search
February 3, 2006 Search giants take more heat over what the giants of the Web search world are doing and what they aren't doing.Week in review: Google, the defiant one
January 20, 2006 Search giant rejects demand to turn over millions of search records related to federal defense of a Net porn law.China: We don't censor the Internet. Really
October 31, 2006 Chinese government official draws incredulous stares at U.N. summit when denying that the Great Firewall of China exists.
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