Before and After: Microsoft Now Attacking Google as a Monopoly
The software giant has spent years defending its own monopolistic practices
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Google has filed a motion to end the gag order on the secret FISA court requests that it gets from the government as a part of the National Security Agencies surveillance, which could work considering how recent efforts to reveal the secrets of the secret court have gone.
The software giant has spent years defending its own monopolistic practices
The search giant hopes the new social layer will guide users and benefit advertisers
Obama calls for a one-third cut to foreign oil imports while pushing for green energy
U.S. ranks 30th in terms of internet speed
The search giant will setup a 1GB/sec network in the city
He's stepping down from his day-to-day job to launch a new tech startup
The Los Angeles Times profiles Edward Zuckerberg, DDS
A reader takes takes an extended metaphor and runs with it
Some groups are pushing the social network to police its website
Scientists figure there's about 2 billion, give or take
The legality of the streaming service is far from settled
Vevo could leverage Myspace's popular artist fan pages
The former CEO will head product development as executive chairman
The software used by autocratic regimes is often made in California
Pediatricians are urged to ask youth about social-networking habits
In the span of a year, the Facebook CEO has transformed his oratory skills. His friend Robert Scoble explains how.
Was confidence in Apple shaken up by the earthquake and nuclear leak in Japan?
There's a PR problem at present. Time for a re-branding?
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors debates tax incentives based on location
His new imageboard site claims to be "work safe" but it's far from it
Company makes amends for Tuesday's streaming video disruption...kind of
The app Color hauled $41 million in pre-launch funding. Another sign of a tech bubble?
Twitter's board mulls bringing its co-founder back
More evidence today that repressive regimes are using social media for surveillance
Apple's frisky software genius Bertrand Serlet departs today after 22 years under Jobs
Turns out it's not quite as flashy as the fake way
It has ramifications for data mining, antitrust and more
The fame monster spills her guts in an awkward and inspiring Q&A
The federal judge said it would give Google an unfair advantage over its competitors
Amazon joins Microsoft in objecting to Apple trademarking a generic name
A look at some odd therapies that nonetheless made it to the medical mainstream
The recipient, 25, was uninsured before parents were able to keep adult children on their plans
It's the micro-blogging service's fifth birthday
The search engine concludes China is attacking its human rights activists via Gmail
The iPod approaches its ten birthday. Some five billion songs and 270,000 iPods later, a look back
SteveL has a response for the Internet troll who pretended to be a right-wing Christian
Two financial blogs are reporting unsubstantiated rumors about his health issues
Readers weighed in on the tsunami-loving YouTube troll Tamtampamela
The spacecraft is due to enter Mars orbit Thursday night
A woman who once worked under the current Yahoo CEO tells her story
A study finds Android phones surf the web 52 percent faster than Apple's iPhone
It's not a good day to be Alex Gauna at JMP Securities
She thanked God for the tsunami: "I am a troll and I enjoy getting a reaction"
Up to 25 winners get $35,000 each
Here's what we know and don't know about it
We asked experts to weigh in on Japanese officials' advice to keep homes "airtight"
The infighting at AOL rages on over a "snarky" dispatch
A $100 million entry into original programming with the new series 'House of Cards'
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