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New features and tools are rolling out over the next year.

More than half of U.S. advertising dollars are set to be spent on digital platforms such as Google and Facebook for the first time ever, and as always, malicious actors know where the money is.

Three ways to avoid getting canceled.

Lawmakers in Australia want to force Google, Facebook, and others to pay for news that appears in search results and on their platforms.

It hurts their chances of surviving antitrust cases.

Both companies reiterated pledges to be device-agnostic and to keep user data private.

Google Maps is sending out emails with data about where users traveled and how they got there in 2020.

They want a "meaningful say" in issues like harassment and discrimination.

Get the most of Google's product suite and increase your productivity.

Don't expect Google to lift its marketing embargo before the end of this year, either.

YouTube is also adding more ways to find 'authoritative information' about the 2020 US election.

It's the largest legal challenge that Google has faced in its history, and is likely to result in a court fight that could last years.

Tech investors could face brutal losses if regulators dismantle the companies and tax them more effectively, Smead said.

Here are the workplaces where employees are most satisfied with their pay, raises and bonus structure.

Online privacy is a concern for many users, and a new survey suggests people are most wary of Facebook and TikTok.

It's clear they only care about maximizing clicks to paid advertisers.

Lessons you can learn from Google's decision to take on college.

Improved results and a new product carousel makes it easy to preview a store's available items, allowing users to safely support local stores.

Become a Google Sheets aficionado in just one hour.

Both will more aggressively label and hide inaccurate posts and remove misleading Autocomplete predictions.

The Cambropachycope is going to haunt my dreams.