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LONDON - US regulators have cleared Google's $3.1bn (£1.56bn) acquisition of online advertising company DoubleClick, which was being investigated amid concerns about privacy risks.
NEW YORK - Microsoft, Google and Yahoo! are to pay out a total of $31.5m (£15.7m) in fines to the US Justice Department after admitting taking payments in exchange for running illegal gambling ads between 1997 and 2007.
Despite a reluctance to accept this award, Google has evolved into the definition of the modern media machine, and that needs to be recognised.
Google didn’t want this award. Not because it doesn’t value the praise its successes garner; nor because the company is particularly prickly or difficult (more on that little facet of its personality later). No, Google didn’t want to be Campaign’s Medium of the Year because, in the rather terse words...
Google is investing in a project to develop electricity from renewable energy sources. The company is on the hunt for experts to lead the project with a view to making it cheaper than electricity from coal.
LONDON - Google is to spend tens of millions of dollars on developing electricity from renewable energy sources with the aim of making it cheaper than electricity from coal.
Google has said it is 'disappointed' that the European Commission is extending its review into its acquisition of DoubleClick. It said the decision might put it at a disadvantage in selling online ads against competitors such as Yahoo! and Microsoft.
LONDON - Google is set to leverage the video power of its $1.65bn subsidiary YouTube to boost its offering to online publishers.
Google is set to leverage the video power of its $1.65bn subsidiary YouTube to boost its offering to online publishers.
Simon Fuller, the co-creator of Pop Idol and American Idol, is in talks with Google to launch an internet TV service, according to The Observer. A source close to Fuller was quoted as saying the planned entertainment-based online TV service would change television "in much the same way that iTunes changed...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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