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Google Inc., operator of the world’s largest Internet search engine, was fined 145,000 euros ($189,230) by a German regulator for collecting wireless-network data by its cars taking photos for the Street View service.
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Google Inc. faces a fine from Norway’s data-protection regulator of 250,000 kroner ($42,260) after unlawfully collecting and failing to delete personal data gathered through its Street View mapping service.
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A Google Inc. camera-equipped snowmobile is setting out to chart Swiss ski slopes on the internet even as the company’s Street View service faces a court challenge over privacy concerns.
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Google Inc. is “confident” that its privacy policy respects European law, its Global Privacy Counsel Peter Fleischer said today in an e-mailed statement.
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U.S. nuclear regulators will meet in public this week to discuss the reactor crisis in Japan as President Barack Obama seeks a review of safety at domestic atomic plants.
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A Milan appeals court cleared two managers and a former executive of Google Inc., the world’s most-popular Internet search engine, on charges of privacy violations.
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France’s data-protection authority will report to other European regulators by early September on Google Inc.’s changes to its privacy policies.
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Red Bull GmbH, the Austrian energy- drink maker, lost a court bid to stop a maker of Scalextric racing games from putting its brand name on toy cars.
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Google Inc. violated Britain’s data- protection law when its Street View mapping unit inadvertently gathered personal e-mails and passwords from unsecured wireless networks, the U.K.’s privacy regulator said today.
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Google Inc. could face a fresh round of criticism from European watchdogs after a French regulator reports on whether changes to its privacy policy violate data-protection rules.
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