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Google CEO Eric Schmidt says company is 'very proud' of Egypt's Wael Ghonim
L.A. Times Tech BlogEric Schmidt, Google's chief executive, said Tuesday that Google is "very, very proud" of Wael Ghonim, the company executive who helped organized the 18-days of protests in Egypt that resulted in the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak. Ghonim, who is on... -
Google grants $2.5 million to Nelson Mandela Foundation and Desmond Tutu Peace Center
L.A. Times Tech BlogGoogle said on Tuesday that it is giving $2.5 million in the form of two equal grants to the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the Desmond Tutu Peace Center to preserve, and get online, thousands of pages of historical documents relating to South Africa's... -
The Morning Fix: Sheen sues! Hulu's board shrinking. Keller and Huffington trade blows.
Company TownAfter the coffee. Before making my happy birthday call to Rupert Murdoch. The Skinny: Well, so much for a long reprieve from Charlie Sheen. He's back with a vengeance with a suit against Warner Bros., the studio that makes "Two...... -
Google planning mobile payment test in San Francisco, New York
L.A. Times Tech BlogGoogle has been hinting for months that it will roll out a mobile payment service so that shoppers can ring up their purchases with their smart phones. Now people familiar with the project are whispering to Bloomberg News that Google will begin testing... -
Google fined 100,000 euros by France for Street View's private data collection [Updated]
L.A. Times Tech BlogGoogle has received its first penalty for improperly gathering and storing data collected by its Street View cars and bicycles and more could be on the way. A 100,000 euro fine, equivalent to about $141,300, was handed down to Google by the French... -
Does Google have a patent problem?
L.A. Times Tech BlogGoogle said Monday it is bidding $900 million on the patent portfolio of Nortel, the bankrupt communications technology company. The Internet search giant couched its bid as a preemptive strike to defend against patent litigation. It has often railed... -
Google's product head Jonathan Rosenberg resigns as Larry Page becomes CEO
L.A. Times Tech BlogAs Larry Page took command of Google as CEO on Monday, the company announced a significant resignation from its senior management ranks. Jonathan Rosenberg, senior vice president of product management, plans to step down in the coming months, the... -
Could a government shutdown silence Congress on Facebook?
L.A. Times Tech BlogA federal government shutdown could close the National Zoo, Smithsonian museums and national parks. It could also reveal which members of Congress are social media whizzes and which ones lean on staffers for their tweets and updates. If a shutdown...... -
Exclusive: Google CEO Larry Page completes major reorganization of Internet search giant
L.A. Times Tech BlogLarry Page, who returned as chief executive of Google on Monday, put his stamp on how he will run the Internet giant with a major reorganization of his management team on Thursday. The move comes three days after top Google...... -
The Morning Fix: 'Hop' stays on top! Lauer and Couric again? RIP Sidney Lumet.
Company TownAfter the coffee. Before the flight to Vegas. The Skinny: Time for a road trip. Headed to Vegas for the National Assn. of Broadcasters show. I watched episode three of AMC's "The Killing" and I'm still not 100% there yet....... -
Google shares fall on earnings miss; CEO Larry Page speaks to analysts only for a few minutes
L.A. Times Tech BlogGoogle's revenue rose during the first quarter, easily beating Wall Street estimates, as the Internet search giant continued to benefit from its search advertising gusher. But, as spending rose sharply, the company's profit missed analysts’... -
Google's profit shortfall may cast more doubt on tech sector
Money & CompanyGoogle Inc.’s miss on first-quarter earnings was exactly what the struggling tech-stock sector didn’t need. Shares of the Internet search titan plunged to a six-month low of $547 in after-hours trading Thursday, down 5.4% from $578.51 at the...
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