AP - Swindlers have stepped up their effort to fleece millions of dollars from online advertisers who use lucrative marketing networks run by Google Inc. and Yahoo Inc., according to a quarterly report to be released Monday.

AFP - A US federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit accusing Google of being an Internet search monopoly that choked off traffic to a child-care website by assigning it a zero ranking, court documents showed.

A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit by a parental information site, Kinderstart, that accused Google of "pervasive monopolistic practices." Along with other charges, the lawsuit claimed that Google suppressed competition and deprived KinderStart.com of its freedom of speech....

TechWeb - Microsoft COO Kevin Turner said he isn't going to let Google, Novell or Red Hat eat into its enterprise software dynasty and will push partners, premier products and services to pump up revenues

Reuters - A federal court judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit against Google Inc. by disgruntled advertising customer Kinderstart that had accused the Web search leader of monopolistic business practices.

After years of torment by callers and e-mailers trying to get in touch with the biggest name in search advertising, the owners of adsense.com give up and get themselves a new domain name. By Rachel Metz.

AP - Google Inc. plans to open a new facility in the Ann Arbor, Mich., area that will employ 1,000 people within five years to handle advertising generated by the search engine, Gov. Jennifer Granholm and company officials said Tuesday.

Dell on Tuesday announced that it is launching a revamped line of its servers that will come pre-loaded with software from search giant Google. The computer maker said under the deal it will sell some of the systems to Google's corporate customers....

The New York Times, citing sources briefed on the plan, said that Google Inc. plans to build an office and research center in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The center is expected to employ up to 1,000 workers.

Reuters - Online teen hangout MySpace.com ranked as the No. 1 U.S. Web site last week, displacing Yahoo Inc.'s top-rated e-mail gateway and Google Inc.'s search site, Internet tracking firm Hitwise said on Tuesday.

AP - Google Inc. plans to open a new facility in the Ann Arbor, Mich., area that will employ 1,000 people within five years to handle advertising generated by the Internet search engine, people familiar with the deal said Tuesday.

Reuters - Google Inc. plans to announce on Tuesday plans to build an office and research center in Ann Arbor, Michigan that will have up to 1,000 employees, The New York Times reported.

The Well co-founder has the coolest -- and hardest -- job around: Decide how to donate $1 billion of the Google fortune. By Evan Ratliff from Wired magazine.

Internet search leader Google Inc. on Tuesday announced it would be waiting to file anti-trust complaints in the United States if high-speed Internet providers abuse the rights they could gain from a new legislation.

Reuters - Google warned on Tuesday it will not hesitate to file anti-trust complaints in the United States if high-speed Internet providers abuse the market power they could receive from U.S. legislators.

The Motley Fool - Once again, Google (Nasdaq: GOOG - News) is out to prove conventional wisdom wrong. According to a story published in today's edition of The New York Times, Big Goo builds its own servers and could even get into the business of creating its own chip designs.

A federal judge from California says parental Web site, KinderStart.com would be able to go ahead with its lawsuit against Google Inc. for giving it low rankings in the search engine's index. KinderStart.com, a parenting directory and search engine site, accused Google of breaking antitrust laws...

Online search remains the focus for internet giant Google, a senior executive for the company tells BBC News.

Rumors persist, but Google says it doesn't want to be your internet service provider. At least, not right now. By Eli Milchman.

NewsFactor - With the launch of Checkout, formerly called GBuy, search specialist Google wants to give you a helping hand with all your online purchases. The new service at checkout.google.com can store all of the pertinent information needed to quickly complete a transaction with any participating merchant.