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Is Google evil?
The online search giant is the internet’s greatest success story. But as ever more data is amassed, concerns over how the company may use it grow.
Tantalised by the Big G
Whilst the sensation of rummaging around in history is wholly intoxicating, the possibilities for a real sense of traveling through it are tantalising...
The G-boys' Android
It is the item that's got the blogosphere buzzing - Android. But is Google's latest effort to dominate the marketplace a winner?
Google's brilliant salesmen
Google became a verb some time ago, through its suite of services it’s now graduated to being an entire workplace
Lost in maps
Newstatesman.com picks out another desktop distraction to help you waste time over the long weekend
Drawing a blank on Georgia
The controversy over the missing maps of Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. Was it deliberate? Google says not.
Well Cuil?
Could the mighty Google ever be overcome? A new search engine has been set up. It's called 'Cuil', has $33m in backing and it doesn't collect information about the surfing tendencies of users
You'll never walk alone
Google Maps has created a ‘walking’ feature making traversing city streets rather more straightforward for those who travel by foot, reports Iain Simons
We need the Murdochs of the web
Concentrated media ownership appears to be what we want when we're online
Phony revolution
A clever online PR stunt isn't quite clever enough.
A little local difficulty for Google
The Belgians won in court, but now risk casting themselves into obscurity, as Becky Hogge reports
Vanity publishing
Becky Hogge admits that, in her head, she is the Paris Hilton of the internet









