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When Mozilla announced a year ago that it would not renew the search deal it had with Google in favor of regional deals that would give the organization more flexibility and independence, a turning point was reached. Instead of being dependent on a single While still fighting it in the courts, Google has been complying with the EU's 'right to be forgotten' ruling. In a transparency report, the search giant stated that is has evaluated 1,234,092 URLs from 348,085 requests since May 29, 2014. Of those, 42 What’s in a name? The residents of British town Goole have built their own search engine after repeatedly being confused with Google. The “Goole isn’t Google” webpage has won admirers for the good-humored way the locals are dealing with the confusion. Your article was successfully shared with the contacts you provided. This month, we discuss Authors Guild v. Google, 1 in which the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit decided whether Google's Library project and Google Books, through which Google Google has disclosed in its transparency report it released on Wednesday, Nov. 25, that it has received nearly 350,000 requests to wipe out 1.2 million links to web pages from its search engine results in light of Europe's right to be forgotten rule. Google's project to boost the speeds that news articles load on smartphones will kick off "early next year" with several large media organizations already committed to support the effort, Google said in a blog post. The so-called Accelerated Mobile Pages .

Last month, Google announced that it will invest in Africa’s largest wind power farm, on the heels of the company’s $12 million investment in the largest solar project on the continent. By helping to provide clean power to areas of critical need, the Google's initiative to make the Web load faster on mobile browsers will begin rolling out in early 2016, the company said Wednesday. Already, the search leader has secured commitments from some of the top news outlets, ad servers and analytics services Similar to how the software powering PCs and mobile phones ushered in a new wave of opportunity and created entirely new markets, the operating systems ("OS") that will operate the future of automobiles is set to become the next great opportunity. It’s clear that Google is thinking hard about the future of search beyond simply providing a list of blue links. Over the past several years, Google’s search engine has evolved to the point where it can answer everything from questions about our .