The Twitter advertizing platform isn’t even live yet and the UK’s advertizing standards watchdog already wants tighter controls. The same goes for Facebook.

Tag this one “kettle,” “pot,” “black.” The growing prospects of a Google antitrust probe on both sides of the Atlantic has drawn into the fray the search giant’s biggest nemesis: Microsoft. Not surprisingly, what’s shaping …

It’s a double-whammy day for Google in Europe. Less than 24 hours after the European Commission asked Google to respond to complaints lodged by three other search engines, an Italian court

It was bound to happen sooner or later: Google’s search engine, which has a market share of between 80% and 90% in Europe faces its first major antitrust challenge.

Is Red Bull up to its renegade ways again? Has Verizon climbed on its back for the ride? The power of Twitter is in play again as these two companies – who are not Olympic …

As the Facebook “dirty coal” protest builds steam, we take a look at the thorny question: when should a company, in the face of revolt, change course and give in to the demands of the …

It all comes down to privacy. That’s what the Gmail users have been complaining about since Google launched Buzz on Feb. 9. Yesterday the watchdog group EPIC (Electronic Privacy Information Center) urged the U.S. Federal …