You Can't Fool This Fool, Google
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Google's playing possum. It gets Mr. Market every time.
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One of the tongue-in-cheek rules that we column-writers have is, "Often wrong, never in doubt." Take a stand, don't duck and weave too much. But someone as opinionated as I am should not only have no doubt, but shouldn't be wrong too often. No one's perfect, though. As witness the column I wrote three weeks ago as I headed for vacation, warning you not to buy Google at its initial public offering price.
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Think you're safe from Internet fraud? Think again.
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Google Maps can be a bit of a shutterbug these days.
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Google is experimenting with different ways to serve up search results. But will any of them stick?
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By Michael LiedtkeSAN FRANCISCO, Associated Press  INTERNET search leader Google Inc.
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'Don't squat on us, but we'll squat on you' So, Google doesn't like other people hijacking their web pages, but it's more than happy to hijack someone else's.â¦
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Googleâs share of the search market keeps growing, and no one seems willing to bet that will change soon. Body:\
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By MATT ROPER  FOR a company with the motto "don't be evil", Google is showing signs that its halo is beginning to slip. Not content with being a way to search the internet quickly and simply, the company this week declared its intention to catalogue and control the world's information.
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Google seems to be taking steps to assure that &#8216;Made for AdSense&#8217; sites which are unfocused, decentralized and give no real value to the searcher; are not listed in Google results (again, I said taking steps). Aaron at SEO Buzz Box points to a conversation a web publisher had in Google Groups with Google&#8217;s Adam Lasnik [...]
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For some reason (settling bar bets?), Google searchers have had one question on their minds.
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Google's search appliances could expose Web sites that use the products to information-stealing phishing attacks.
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Google Inc. (GOOG) forged ahead with its IPO auction Friday, even as the online search engine leader acknowledged a newly published magazine interview with its founders contained misleading information.
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By Tommy Tomlinson, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Feb. 11--Google is being modest.   For proof, just Google the phrase "unbelievably one-sided deal." You'll get links to the Kyoto environmental accords and a few terrible basketball trades.
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Search engine leader Google has been forced to respond to a security vulnerability in its Google Desktop Search software, which reportedly made it possible for computer intruders to view desktop search results via the Web.
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The FTC is taking a closer look at Google's latest catch.
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A potentially devastating hole in Google Inc.'s prevalent desktop search product could have exposed personal files on users' computers to data thieves. Google fixed the defect within weeks of being informed about it and says it has no evidence the vulnerability was exploited.