Law Technology

10 things we would like to see in Firefox and Chrome
Google?s Chrome and Mozilla?s Firefox captured the browser headlines this week, igniting a new discussion about performance increases and possible new features that are likely to drive a new round of innovations...

Hello Google Chrome -- Goodbye IE7
Google is preparing to launch its debut in the internet browser market with an open source browser that is expected to compete with Firefox, Apple Safari, and of course Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 (?IE7?)...

Google Chrome Terms of Service
These Terms of Service apply to the executable code version of Google Chrome. Source code for Google Chrome is available free of charge under open source software license agreements at http://code...

More Buzz on Chrome
Google's new browser, Chrome, is a traffic generator as people look for the download. Information Week has the story. There was some backlash over harsh terms in the Chrome EULA. Google has said the language was a mistake and has...

First Security Vulnerabilities in Google's Chrome Identified
According to Google Analytics, Chrome is showing a browser share of 6% or higher on some websites. Impressive but BetaNews is reporting on proof-of-concept security holes found in the new browser at How dangerous are the first Google Chrome vulnerabilities?...

Google Chrome and Apple Safari
From biz.yahoo:Chrome borrows liberally from other browsers running open-source software code, including Apple Inc. and Firefox, and Google officials said they planned to fully share Chrome code with other developers...

Internet Gambling
Microsoft, Google, and Yahoo pay $31.5 million settlement for advertising and promoting illegal gambling sites online.

ASMP and Other Visual Artists File Class Action Lawsuit Against Google
Google Faces Class Action for Copyright Infringement

Microsoft
Settles with Arizona for $4.4 Million

Mississippi Antitrust
Costs Microsoft $100 Million

Google Sued for Violating the Privacy Rights of Millions of Americans
Google Sued for Violating the Privacy Rights of Millions of Americans

Google Settles Buzz Class Action for $8.5 Million
Google Settles Buzz Class Action for $8.5 Million