But it will be everywhere else soon, including Apple TV.
A powerful House committee wants to explore tech platforms, though it hasn’t secured witnesses.
YouTube viewing on actual TV sets is up 70 percent in the last year.
The White House wants cities and towns to partner with drone makers on new pilot projects.
Along with Apple and Amazon, tech’s new lobbying data show they’re under siege in the nation’s capital.
Google’s secretive experimental unit hired a new firm, a federal ethics report shows.
An early look at the Honest Ads Act by Sens. Mark Warner, Amy Klobuchar and John McCain
On the latest Recode Decode, the CEO reflects on how the diversity debate sparked by James Damore’s memo affected her personally.
Google SVP of Hardware Rick Osterloh explains the company’s push into high-end gadgets on the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask.
Voice-shopping partnerships to combat Alexa are just the beginning.
Lyft is working with Google Maps.
“It was one of those things, ‘Well, men always start companies when they’re 25, why can’t a woman do it?’”
It’s the new corporate boogeyman.
Example: Mark Zuckerberg announced an augmented-reality mapping tool to help the Red Cross.
But the company, which isn’t saying much publicly, is still investigating
Why Facebook, Google and Twitter find themselves in the middle of an investigation into the 2016 election.
The new mobile format could debut this month for some users.
Google has not said if it will also appear before the House and Senate committees
The Senate Intelligence Committee also urged Facebook, Google and Twitter to testify at a November 1 hearing.
The Google phone has captured less than 1 percent of U.S. smartphone subscribers.
Google is also set to meet with congressional investigators in the coming weeks.
The Senate Intelligence Committee will hold its hearing in November; House lawmakers will aim for October
In 1998, Sergey Brin and Larry Page founded the search engine.
There’s a real small bundle of channels, and no one company owns the majority of that bundle.
Phones, today. But tomorrow ...
Politicians want the FEC to crack down on “loopholes” that allow foreign entities to buy political ads online.
Hugh Johnston, Pepsi’s CFO, is leaving Twitter’s board.
Věra Jourová, an EU commissioner, is paying the Valley a visit.
Google is God. Facebook is love. Amazon is the gut. Apple is sex.
A report card on the tech industry’s early lobbying efforts on DACA.
On the latest Recode Decode, Galloway says being seen as politically conservative worked in the ’80s, but now, companies and executives should be “neon blue.”
His startup, Aurora, is building software to make cars fully autonomous.
Oath, the Verizon subsidiary that Yahoo and AOL merged into, will find an indirect way to get ad dollars.
The well-regarded exec has been a close adviser to Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
Facebook and Google remain the big winners.
What do they say about the enemy of my enemy?
Jack Posobiec early Wednesday blamed the “alt-left” for making “terrorist threats.”
“We should have a undertone of scorched earth.”
Levandowski proposed a @FakeTesla Twitter account to “start calling Elon [Musk] on his shit.”