Entrepreneurs take a long journey when naming their brainchild, comparable to a parent naming their own flesh and blood. There are many reasons behind naming...
Like clockwork, Google has filed a legal appeal against the €1.49 billion ($1.7BN) antitrust penalty the European Commission slapped on its search ad brokering business three months ago. The Telegra
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The European Commission has just announced another antitrust fine for Google. The latest fine — €1.49BN (~$1.7BN) — relates to its search ad brokering business, which involves Google sel
Google is a tech powerhouse in many categories, including advertising. Today, as part of its efforts to improve how that ad business works, it provided an annual update that details the progress it
Google is today unveiling a new ad unit for AdSense that taps into the company’s big push to add more artificial intelligence into its business, and to potentially bring on more publishers who m
Google today clarified a change to its ad policies, which have now been updated to include a ban on Google advertisements on any websites that utilize “pop-under” advertisements. These obn
No one, it seems, has come up with a good way to harness all the videos, photos, and tweets that budding creators post every day on YouTube, or the Facebook media juggernaut, or its smaller Snap-pier
Google announced two changes to its AdSense network today that it says will increase transparency about how it deals with violations and removes ads from websites.
Google today announced a change to its AdSense policy that will remove a limitation previously in place that restricted certain kinds of ads “above the fold” – meaning, visible on a
The first round of the French presidential election is due to be held in April. So it's no coincidence that Google and Facebook are stepping up efforts locally to combat the circulation of so-called f
Google has now formally responded to two antitrust charges brought against it by Europe's Competition Commission, rebutting charges of exploiting the popularity of its search engine to boost its price
Alphabet (né Google) has been given yet another extension to file its respond to charges in Europe that it has misused the dominance of its Android mobile platform to lock out competition by promotin
After years of battles in Brussels and beyond, search giant Google has come under yet more fire from antitrust regulators in Europe concerned about the its dominance in online advertising. Today, the
Last month, an anonymous blogger claiming to be a former employee slammed Google with shaky allegations it canceled AdSense accounts so it wouldn’t have to pay publishers. Despite a strong denia
Google launched a <a target="_blank" href="http://adsense.blogspot.com/2013/06/understand-and-improve-your-sites.html">new scorecard in AdSense</a> today that allows site owners to see how their prope
It's not clear what Google's plans are for <a target="_blank" href="http://feedburner.com">FeedBurner</a>, its feed management and syndication platform. By the looks of it, FeedBurner has become a neg
As part of its latest round of "spring cleaning," Google just <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2012/09/28/googles-spring-cleaning-in-fall-adsense-for-feeds-classic-plus-spreadsheet-gadgets-get-the-axe/
It's that time again when Google does its "Spring Cleaning." Basically, that means the company axes the stuff that really isn't working and takes up too much time or resources. But lets' call it what
As Google Maps continues to face headwind from competitors like <a target="_blank" href="http://www.openstreetmap.org/">OpenStreetMap</a>, Google has to find new ways to entice developers to continue
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