Tony Romm
Senior Editor, Policy and Politics
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They’re introducing a new bill that seeks to update a 1986 privacy law that predates most tech companies.
It’s part of a new $10 billion investment in the United States.
The company’s philanthropic arm will study changes in the economy wrought by companies like, well, Google.
Either they attend and face tough questions, or sit it out, potentially infuriating users and employees alike.
The company said the incident was a glitch and fixed it, but GOP lawmakers sent them a nasty note anyway.
A key House committee just scheduled a September 7 hearing.
You have to spend money to make money.
They focused their efforts on immigration, taxes and privacy, new records show.
It’s just the latest example of a tech company trying to forge new ties with the White House.
He talks about the need for antitrust enforcement in a coming episode of Recode Decode.
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