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SC has ordered Google, Microsoft and Yahoo to remove any content related to sex-determination

Supreme Court directed search engines - Google, Yahoo and Microsoft - to set up in-house expert bodies “forthwith” to ensure deletion of materials which went against Indian laws prohibiting pre-natal sex determination.

Google, Yahoo And Microsoft Collaborate To Clean Up Web

The three companies will support a new Web standard that will allow millions of publishers to remove duplicate pages from their websites.

Yahoo now shows Flickr images in search results

When pushing out search results, Yahoo will now look at your Flickr images too. So, users who have signed into their Flickr account will now be able to view their Flickr images in results.

India probes Google for abusing search dominance; search giant responds on CCI story

Google has detailed its corporate philosophy on its website through 10 points it knows “to be true”. Among these 10 points, at number 6 is “you can make money without doing evil.” Google is big, one among several alphabets, yet the philosophy still holds.

Yahoo chooses to stay with Microsoft in updated search deal

Yahoo and Microsoft will keep working together on Internet search, but Yahoo is getting more control over the how the search results are presented.

Google ordered to remove negative search results by Japanese court

Google Search to define words better with synonyms and etymology

We often head to Google Search (google.com) to get quick definitions for tricky terms that we come across on the ...

Google to provide in-depth articles in search

If you often find yourself scouring through Google in search of a better, more in-depth answer to your query, there’s some interesting news for you.

Don’t be evil, Facebook, Twitter and MySpace tell Google

Engineers from three social networking giants fire back at Google’s integration of Google+ pages into its search results with Don’t Be Evil, a browser button that gives users better results.

Don't be evil, Facebook, Twitter and MySpace tell Google

Engineers from three social networking giants fire back at Google's integration of Google+ pages into its search results with Don't Be Evil, a browser button that gives users better results.