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An Internet Explorer (IE) program manager and the head of Mozilla's security added their voices to the browser blame game Wednesday, each saying that the other's application is at fault for multiple Windows zero-day vulnerabilities.

Google is making a "reasonable" effort to fight click fraud, according to a report written by a New York University computer science expert.

With its acquisition of JBoss, Red Hat hopes its third try scaling up the open-source software stack proves to be the charm.

In a highly anticipated decision, a federal judge ruled Friday that Google has to provide the U.S. government with information about its search engine's index. The case highlights the tension between online user privacy and law-enforcement needs.

Google and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) on Tuesday went before a judge who has to decide whether the search engine operator needs to comply with a government subpoena requiring it to turn over search usage records.

Google has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit brought against it over the issue of click fraud, which some industry experts believe could seriously threaten the company's main source of revenue: pay-per-click advertising. Google will pay as much as US$90 million to affected advertisers in attorneys' fees and credits as part of the settlement.

Google's top executives drove through a simple message at the company's annual meeting with Wall Street analysts on Thursday: the sky is the limit on the company's revenue growth potential in the long term.

In an effort to protect users of its Google.cn Web site, Google is moving search records out of China and into the U.S., a company executive said this week.

Google has argued that turning over more than a million of its search records to the U.S. government would undermine users' trust in its service and compromise its trade secrets.

Google attorneys will square off against the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) at a Feb. 27 hearing over the issue of providing the government with information about searches for pornography on the company's site.

Google has reached an agreement to acquire dMarc Broadcasting, whose technology links radio stations and advertisers and automates various aspects of the radio ad selling process.