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Kevin Driscoll’s new book The Modem World offers a picture of an early Internet defined by community, experimentation, and lack of privacy.

GV provides venture capital funding to bold new companies. In the fields of life science, healthcare, artificial intelligence, robotics, transportation, cyber security and agriculture, GV’s companies aim to improve lives and change industries.

According to internal data viewed by Insider, these are the names helping Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian run one of the company's most important orgs.

The Supreme Court weakens legal copyright protection.

A Texas-led antitrust case accuses the search giant of manipulating digital advertising markets, in part through an alleged agreement with rival Facebook aimed at preserving Google’s dominance.

The program used past bid data to boost the tech company’s win rate in advertising auctions, according to a court filing.

Adam Kovacevich's new tech association, Chamber of Progress, will try to rein in Democrats' most radical tech policy proposals.

New tech promises some amazing new features

Google Assistant's enhanced Memory feature will help you save and remember anything

A decision to shut down exploits being used by "friendly" hackers has caused controversy inside the company's security teams.

According to internal data viewed by Insider, these are the top executives and staff helping Google CEO Sundar Pichai run the company.

Sallet’s selection for DOJ antitrust chief or FTC chair would signal Biden intends to continue aggressive pursuit of Google, Facebook and other tech giants.

Instead, argues Yale SOM’s Fiona Scott Morton, the government should exercise its regulatory powers to promote competition.

Tech CEOs from Apple, Google, Amazon and Facebook testified Wednesday in front of the House Judiciary subcommittee on antitrust. Six experts discuss what they took away from the hearing.

Fiona Scott Morton is widely recognized as a top antitrust expert, known for her warnings that American tech giants are stifling competition and innovation. Yet Scott Morton, a Yale University economist and former Justice Department official, is also advising two...

Regulators are relying on insiders like Dina Srinivasan, who left her digital ad job after concluding that “Facebook and Google were going to win and everybody else is going to lose.”

When President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris were sworn in Wednesday, they inherited a unique opportunity to rein in the technology industry. In addition to bipartisan support for some…

Government antitrust lawsuits have created openings for numerous private cases against Big Tech, with more expected to come. If successful, the cases could cost them dearly.

Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren is proposing to break up Amazon, Google and Facebook -- but doing so could result in unintended consequences.

Today’s most successful companies are rethinking traditional notions of ownership.

In this article, Lucian T. Pera and Michael Pera discuss the concerns that come when litigators play the role of bankers.