Google says sorry for racist auto-tag in photo app
Google’s chief architect of social, Yonatan Zunger, said after the image-labelling embarrassment: ‘Lots of work being done and lots still to be done, but we’re very much on it.’ Photograph: Adam Berry/Getty Images Google’s chief architect of social, Yonatan Zunger, said after the image-labelling embarrassment: ‘Lots of work being done and lots still to be done, but we’re very much on it.’ Photogra
Google warns of US government 'hacking any facility' in the world
The search giant warns that under updated proposals, FBI agents would be able to carry out covert raids on servers no matter where they were situated, giving the US government unfettered global access to vast amounts of private information. In particular, Google sounds the alarm over the FBI’s desire to “remotely” search computers that have concealed their location – either through encryption or b
Reports that NSA taps into Google and Yahoo data hubs infuriate tech giants
Google and Yahoo, two of the world's biggest tech companies, reacted angrily to a report on Wednesday that the National Security Agency has secretly intercepted the main communication links that carry their users' data around the world. Citing documents obtained from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden and interviews with officials, the Washington Post claimed the agency could collect information
Google's Eric Schmidt: change British law and we'd pay more tax
Eric Schmidt, Google's executive chairman, has continued to defend the company's tax affairs, insisting it would comply with British law if it was changed and claiming to be perplexed by the debate. In a phrase less snappy than the more celebrated "don't be evil", Schmidt said Google had "a fiduciary responsibility to our shareholders" that prevented the internet company from paying more tax abroa
Google's dropped anti-censorship warning marks quiet defeat in China
Google has reluctantly conceded defeat in its latest effort to combat online censorship in China, after a year of behind-the-scenes brinkmanship over sensitive search terms banned by authorities. The search company has quietly dropped a warning message shown to Chinese users when they search for politically sensitive phrases, after Beijing found new ways to cut them off from the web. Google and Ch
Google blacklists websites run by family of Grant Shapps
Google has blacklisted a network of websites run by the family of the newly promoted Tory party co-chairman, Grant Shapps, for breaching its rules on copyright infringement. A string of at least 19 sites run by the wife, sister or 75-year-old mother of Shapps have been banned from carrying Google's adverts and been relegated to the bottom of its search results. Google has placed the websites on a
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