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Google must yank search results globally, says Canada court

In a case involving pirated goods, the country's top court says removing results only on Google's Canada site isn't enough. But critics worry about free speech.

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<p>Verizon wants to get 5G into homes soon.</p>

Verizon says T-Mobile's service doesn't work on Thursdays

Commentary: After a T-Mobile outage, a Verizon executive tweets that his company's service works every day. Does it?

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<p>The president is livid at Amazon.</p>

Trump pokes Amazon over 'internet taxes'

Commentary: After the Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post accuses Trump golf resorts of displaying fake Time magazine covers, the president lays into Amazon.

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<p>SiriusXM is reportedly showing renewed interest in Pandora.</p>

Pandora pulls plug on Australia, New Zealand operations

The internet radio provider's only two non-US markets will be shuttered to focus on expansion at home.

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Google Earth takes students globetrotting from the classroom

Using Google Earth’s Voyager, students can explore remote places, all from the safety of their classroom.

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<p>People stop to read some of the messages of support and love for the Muslim community in London, England, after a group of Muslims were hit by a van in Finsbury Park.</p>

Social media giants step up fight against terrorist content

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft launch a joint forum to beef up efforts to remove extremist content from their sites.

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AT&T offers fixed wireless service to eight more states

The carrier's internet service provides wireless connectivity to rural areas that don't have cable or DSL infrastructure.

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<p>Facebook adds filters, mask and animated reactions to Messenger video chat.&nbsp;</p>

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchatty filters to video chat

Facebook is Snapchat-ifying its Messenger video calls by adding filters, animated reactions and more masks to make you look like a bunny.

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Amazon may be gunning to take on Google Translate

The online giant could start offering translation services to other companies that would rival Google Translate, according to a report.

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Australia pushes for weaker encryption at 'Five Eyes' meeting

Australia says tech companies should be "thwarting" messaging encryption to stop terrorists, and it's pushing US companies in particular.

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Mozilla: This $2M is yours if you can 'decentralize' the web

It's not a "Silicon Valley" plot line. The Firefox maker and the National Science Foundation are aiming for a free and accessible internet for everyone.

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People are now looking to WhatsApp for news, study says

A new study shows that while Facebook continues to dominate as people's top choice for news consumption, WhatsApp is catching up.

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