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Google Makes It Easier to Search for World Cup Soccer Info

Google wants to be your personal guide to the World Cup 2014 competition, which begins today in Brazil, by making it easier to find...

Google Helps End Mobile User Frustration Over Bad Links

Website searches shouldn't lead to frustration for users. That's the idea behind a batch of how-to suggestions from Google that aim to fix incorrect...

Microsoft’s Bing Reaches 5-Year Mark as Search Keeps Evolving

Microsoft is celebrating the fifth anniversary of Bing's official launch on June 3. To commemorate the occasion, the company is taking a look back...

Google Posts Request Form in EU to Remove Personal Info Online

Google has made an online form and process available for people in the European Union who want to have information about them removed from...

Google Reveals Its Workforce Is Not Very Diverse

After resisting the idea for years, Google has published the results of its workforce diversity tallies, and the picture is not as bright as...

Google Advising Web Developers on JavaScript Page Indexing Issues

Google is advising Web developers to double-check the performance of their Web pages after Google made some recent changes to its page indexing and...

Microsoft Offering Tablet Makers ‘Free’ Windows 8.1 With Bing

Android is essentially free for device makers that want to build products based on Google's mobile operating system. Incidentally, Android is tightly integrated with...

Google DoubleClick Event Looks at Future of Digital Advertising

Google's DoubleClick unit will hold its annual online DoubleClick event on June 4 for advertising executives and digital marketers, including guest speaker Jeffrey Katzenberg,...

Why Vint Cerf Thinks Net Security Should Go Back to the Future

LAGUNA BEACH, Calif.—Not too many people would know or remember this, but Vint Cerf is one who does: May 2014 marks the 40th anniversary...

Microsoft Updates PowerPoint, Excel Online With Tell Me Command Search

Cortana and Bing aren't the only products to benefit from Microsoft's efforts to advance natural language processing.For months, users of the Redmond, Wash.-based tech...