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Google Asks Feds For Better Document Access

The numerous agencies of the federal government possess thousands of documents and pieces of information that can't be found by Google's crawlers.

Google Takes On Indian Parliament

The recommendation of an Indian parliamentary committee threatens to change the wording in proposed legislation that would hold Google and other service providers accountable for content traversing their system.

Google Touts Opinions About DoubleClick

The search advertising company's appointment with a Senate Judiciary subcommittee later this week has prompted Google to respond to privacy concerns on its blogs.

Google Challenged On Patent Reform Stance

The latest contribution to the Google Public Policy blog, on the topic of patent reform and Google's stance, received a pointed rebuttal from a Brookings Institution guest scholar.

Follow The Bouncing Google Boss

Do you want to know what Eric Schmidt did this summer? Public policy has been the name of the CEO's game.

Google Publicizes Public Policy Blog

After starting out on an internal-only basis, the Google Public Policy blog has been opened for public consumption and commentary.

Sen. Dorgan Praises Net Neutrality Coalition

Senator Byron Dorgan (D-ND) criticized both AT&T head Ed Whitacre and Senator Ted Stevens (R-AK) for their efforts against Network Neutrality protections during a conference call with reporters today, as the SaveTheInternet.com coalition celebrated its first anniversary.