Google and Twitter recently reached a deal that once again gave Google access to Twitter's firehose. Columnist Neil Patel summarizes what we know so far and offers predictions and advice for ...

Twitter complains that Google's move to personalize search using Google+ is "bad" for the Internet. Of course, its own ox is being gored.

Epstein’s data will track Twitter, Google, Bing and Facebook. AFP via Getty Images Capturing data. But Epstein has developed a way to capture that ephemeral data by effectively “looking over ...

Acquiring Twitter, though, could help turn the tide in Google's favor, say experts. Google has roughly 60% of its $44.6 billion in cash and cash-equivalents in the United States, so a purchase, no ...

Twitter's Mad At Google. Should You Be? ByJeff Bercovici, Former Staff. I cover technology with an emphasis on social and digital media. Jan 11, 2012, 11:12am EST Jan 16, 2012, 04:40pm EST.

Google is acquiring Twitter’s suite of developer products, including its developer suite Fabric which includes the crash reporting service Crashlytics. Twitter acquired Crashlytics back in 2013.

Facebook, Alphabet Inc.-owned Google and Twitter updated their ad policies in 2019, setting rules for what counts as a political ad, who is allowed to buy them and what they can say.

By using Twitter, has Google thrown in the acquisition towel? Twitter has already turned down a $500 million offer, in the middle of a recession, imagine what its worth will be in one or two years.

On Friday, right shortly after Twitter blocked unregistered users from seeing public tweets, I took a screenshot of a site command in Google Search for Twitter. While we all know Google site ...

Facebook, Twitter, Google defend their role in election. by Seth Fiegerman and Dylan Byers @CNNMoney November 1, 2017: 3:26 AM ET . Facebook, Google, Twitter get grilled on Russian ads.

Are Facebook, Twitter, Google evil or just everywhere? What we have to do about big tech. Facebook, Twitter and Google were seen as white knights of progress, but now there is a lot more ...

The families of three victims from the Orlando nightclub shooting filed a lawsuit on Monday against Twitter, Facebook and Google for providing "material support" to ISIS.