A German regulator handed Google Inc a victory on Friday as it said it would not pursue a complaint brought against the internet search engine operator by a group of publishers for giving users access to their news articles.
According to a report by the Irish Times, Google Inc is mulling over placing an alert at the bottom of every search page to indicate that it has removed certain links to information as per user request in compliance to a controversial ruling by the European Court of Justice on May 13th.
Greece Culture Minister Panos Panagiotopoulos said that the country has allowed Google's Street View service to go live after the company has addressed earlier reservations about the ground-level map application, including individual privacy, The Associated Press reported.
GreatFire.org wrote in a blog post on Monday that several services of Google experienced disruption days before the 25th anniversary of the pro-democracy demonstrations held at the Tiananmen Square in Beijing.
