In response to that ruling, the Department of Justice proposed a number of ways to remedy Google’s law-violating dominance, ...

The United States Justice Department on Friday demanded that Google sell of its Chrome web browser. This is the continuation ...

All of that effectively means Google may be forced to sell off Chrome, potentially sell Android, and end agreements with ...

Do you miss the simplicity of early 2000's Google, when it was free from clutter and metadata overload? Well, the search giant has quietly introduced a new web filter that brings the nostalgic ...

The Department of Justice (DOJ) submitted its revised proposed final judgment on Friday to Judge Amit P. Mehta of the U.S. District Court for the District ...

The government is asking a court to force Google to sell its Chrome web browser after the company was found to have an ...

The DOJ confirmed it will seek a forced selloff of Google’s Chrome web browser. REUTERS “The American people thus are forced to accept the unbridled demands and shifting, ideological preferences of an ...

The United Kingdom’s mobile browser market is “not working well for consumers and businesses” according to a final report ...

In the beginning—well in 1993, to be specific—there was Mosaic. And it was good, or at least good enough. By 1995, however, Mosaic’s time was on the wane and Netscape was people’s browser ...

You.com is one potential dark horse in the contest to take on Google as the dominant search engine.

Google will have to part with its dominant Chrome browser if the U.S. Department of Justice has its way. The divestiture of Google Chrome is among remedies sought by the Justice Department's ...

As has been the case since last May, the AI-generated overviews will be placed above the traditional web links that have become the lifeblood of online publishers dependent on traffic referrals from ...