Competition-Antitrust Google Monitor

Competition-Antitrust

Google extends lead in display ads; Facebook slips

The Hidden Announcement At Google I/O (That Everyone Will Be Using By Next Year)

Google Checkout to shut down in November

Gilt Engineer: 'I Have A Serious Problem With Google'

Google rivals say EU antitrust deal boosts search giant's dominance

Civil Investigative Demand of Google by Texas Antitrust Division

Google using search engine to muscle into Internet businesses, study finds

Ohio Amicus Brief: MyTrigger

Complaint for Investigation, Injunction, and Other Relief

GBS Brief in Support of Settlement (pdf)

Why Google lost the formal debate over its ethics -- And a compendium of Google's ethical lapses

Greg Conti: Googling Security: How much does Google know about you?

Why Google Is Not Neutral

Scott Cleland Precursor LLC: Cleland House Internet Testimony On Consumer-Centric Privacy Framework

TradeComet vs Google Antitrust Civil Suit

Fortune: Obama and Google (A Love Story)

Ethisphere Magazine: Google #1 Ethical Internet Company

Boston College: Google #1 Corporate Social Responsibility

Business Week: Google #2 of the World's Most Innovative Companies

John Battelle: The Search: How Google and Its Rivals Rewrote the Rules of Business and Transformed our Culture

“Our goal is to get to the 90 percent of users who don’t need to have the most advanced features of Office. … We’re going to get to the the 90 percent. If you need the last 10 percent, you’ll want to use the desktop.” Amit Singh, Google VP Enterprise, All Things Digital, 12-24-12;

“We're still 1 percent to where we should be. I feel a deep sense of responsibility to try to move things along. Not enough people are focused on big change. Part of what I'm trying to do is take Google as a case study and really scale our ambition such that we are able to cause more positive change in the world and more technological change. I have a deep feeling that we are not even close to where we should be.” Google CEO Larry Page, Fortune Interview, 12-11-12

“…what I'm trying to do is to get a technology company that continues to scale its impact and aspirations in its everyday. We're at a certain scale now, but I don't see any particular reason why we shouldn't be much bigger, more impactful than we are now. … gradually, every day we increase our scale a little bit. It's probably incremental in that way.” Google CEO Larry Page, Fortune Interview, 12-11-12

“I think there's no company you would choose that would be better positioned to transition and innovate in mobile advertising and monetization. We've got all the pieces we need to do that going forward.” Google CEO Larry Page, Fortune Interview, 12-11-12

“We've had tremendous focus on really making sure we have very accurate, very structured data about everything. We've been working on maps for seven years now or something, and a lot of that is to get exact data on like what is this street, and what is this business, what is the outline of this building. In order to meet our users' needs, the more accurate, the more detailed, the more structured the data we have, the better. That's why we bought ITA--to make sure we had better structured travel information.” Google CEO Larry Page, Fortune Interview, 12-11-12

TradeComet vs Google Antitrust Civil Suit

StudioBriefing.net: We've Been De-Googled

Foundem's Google Story