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Data Protection Bill: Amazon to appear before joint parliamentary committee
The parliament committee wants to examine all the stakeholders including Amazon, Facebook and Google to get their perspective about personal data protection issues
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India's Personal Data Protection Bill may tighten compliances for Big Tech
People in the know said that officials from companies such as Google, Twitter and digital payments firm Paytm are expected to make the presentations during the last week of this month
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Amazon refuses to appear before Parliamentary panel on Data Protection Bill
Amazon's refusal to appear before the panel amounts to breach of privilege, said BJP MP Meenakshi Lekhi
US sues Google: Biggest anti-trust case and what it means for the net giant
The lawsuit comes more than a year after the Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission began antitrust investigations into four big tech companies: Amazon.com, Apple, Facebook, and Google
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India-born US Judge assigned Justice Department's lawsuit against Google
India-born US District Judge, an Obama appointee, has been assigned the Justice Department's crucial lawsuit against internet search giant Google
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Reining in monopolies
Anti-trust suit against Google could have lessons for India
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Advertisers or people? Debate over who's really harmed by Google 'monopoly'
Google controls about 90% of global web searches, but it holds a smaller share of the overall digital advertising market
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Obama-nominated judge to hear US antitrust case against Google
US District Judge Amit Mehta was confirmed to the US District Court for the District of Columbia in 2014
US antitrust case against Google mimics lawsuit that attacked Microsoft
Shares of Google parent Alphabet Inc. rose after the complaint came out as analysts argued getting rid of the payments may save the company money
US says Google breakup may be needed to end violations of antitrust law'
Such an outcome is far from assured, however, and the case is likely to take years to resolve
US vs Google antitrust case: 10 top takeaways from 64 page complaint
The US Justice Department and 11 states sued Google for antitrust violations, alleging that it weaponised its dominance in online search and advertising to kill off competition and harm consumers.
US Justice Department sues Google in biggest antitrust case in 20 years
Case marks a rare moment of agreement between Trump and the Democrats, with 11 states taking the firm to court
Weekly economic indicators: Revival in activity shows signs of slackening
Many key indicators trended lower last week after a strong showing earlier this month
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US says Google breakup may be needed to end violations of antitrust law
The lawsuit claims that Google acted unlawfully to maintain its position in search and search advertising on the internet
If Google, FB, Twitter are 'public spheres', they cannot censor content too
The number of US Facebook users was 240 million in 2019, more than 72% of the population
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Driving mode in Google Assistant begins rolling out on Android phones
The new feature is supposed to serve as a replacement for the Android Auto app on smartphones
Google stops biggest-ever distributed denial-of-service cyber attack
The cyber security threats such as distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) are growing exponentially, disrupting businesses of all sizes globally, leading to outages and loss of user trust
New spelling algorithm to reduce misspellings in Google Search
One in 10 queries on Google Search are misspelled and Google has now introduced a new spelling algorithm that uses a deep neural net to significantly improve the ability to decipher misspellings
The art of staying innovative
Book review of Always Day One
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Indus OS: How this home-grown app store can gain from Google's loss
Today, Indus OS claims to be the largest home-grown app store, with a user base of over 100 million
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