Google Avoids EU Antitrust Fine
Has agreed to change how it displays links from competitors
After government eases up restrictions on reporting how often they're requesting data about users
But calls Obama's recent speech on the NSA a "positive step"
But then he'll miss the responses ... which is probably the point
Based on Google's "knowledge graph"
Theater may have called agents claiming someone was using a recording device to record a movie
To help diabetes patients
Will be working with Audi, GM, Honda, and Hyundai
Will be based on Android
Searchers will have to settle for pop-up ads for cellphone ring tones
Meanwhile Google fined $1.2 million for privacy law violations in Spain
The anti-apartheid leader and former president of South Africa died on Dec. 5
Interface allowed users to disable access by apps to phone information
Not like they couldn't afford paying in full
Some are concerned that technology workers are driving prices up
Competing with NORAD, whose latest tracker was developed by Microsoft
Staffer who ran Android OS effort will lead robot project
Says an Android phone is a perfect gift for the Apple fan who has everything
Flying blind, they say
One of the internet's original architects
Outlined by Google's executive chairman
Revenge of the nerds
These are domestic authority requests, not NSA surveillance
Says "all society benefits" from Google Books
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