Google boss warns politicians about Internet power
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Imagine being able to check instantly  whether or not statements made by politicians were correct.  That is the sort of service Google Inc.  boss Eric  Schmidt believes the Internet will offer within five years.
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AG Alberto Gonzales asks Congress for legislation requiring ISPs to preserve customer records for government investigations. He insists internet data is needed in order to curb child porn.
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ONE OF THE founders of the Web warned that the interweb was in danger of being stunted by patent hungry software companies. Tim Berners-Lee called on companies to resist the temptation to lock up key technologies by demanding royalty payments.
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InfoWorld - The Internet has an ever-growing role to play in allowing free expression across the globe, but only if attempts to reign it in are unsuccessful, Google Chairman and CEO Eric Schmidt said Tuesday.
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A Microsoft-Yahoo merger could threaten the openness on which the Internet is based, a Google executive says.
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Repent of your public networks, says web guru
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Cyber big brothers or friendly providers of targeted information? European parliamentarians have found themselves at odds with Internet giants such as Google on the thorny issue of online privacy.
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These days you can Google just about anything, from your favorite celebrity's pet to your boss's middle name. But using the biggest search engine to get information about the government often falls short.
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It is the news that Internet users do not want to hear: the worldwide web is in danger of collapsing around us. Patrick Gelsinger, the chief technology officer for computer chip maker Intel, told a conference
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Kannan Pashupathy, the director of Google's international engineering operations, discusses their overseas efforts.
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More politicians have been giving pointers to Web sites during speeches and appearances, particularly during this presidential election cycle.
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Call it Pandora's inbox. Late last year, Prime Minister Tony Blair invited the public to post petitions directly on his official Web site, hoping a dose of cyber-savvy would attract disenchanted voters. Did it ever.
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It is the news that internet users do not want to hear: the worldwide web is in danger of collapsing around us. Patrick Gelsinger, the chief technology officer for computer chip maker Intel, told a conference
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New York state's attorney general and legislative leaders introduce legislation to protect people online.
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Leading the charge in Web security at Google, vice president of engineering stands at the forefront of a critical period.
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The man at the center of the nation's first spyware case &#151; a businessman notorious for his junk Internet mailings &#151; says federal regulators were politically motivated in targeting him for enforcement of new bills outlawing intrusive software.
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Imagine being able to check instantly   whether or not statements made by politicians were correct.   That is the sort of service Google Inc. GOOG.O boss Eric   Schmidt believes the Internet will offer within five years.