Topic: Mountain View (California)

Google privacy changes allow company to dig deeper into users' lives: Q&A
Google says the changes will make its privacy policy easier to understand. Critics argue that Google is trampling on people's privacy rights in its relentless drive to sell more ads.
Change Agent Young Internet entrepreneurs embrace philanthropy
Quadrantid Meteor Shower peaks Weds, one of 2012's best
The New Economy Black Friday: Small firms saw big bounce, too
Charity 2.0? Silicon Valley reinvents philanthropy.
Horizons Happy Halloween! Do giant pumpkins have a size limit?
Horizons Happy Halloween: The story behind Google's 1,000-pound pumpkins
Draconid meteor shower: Don't let daylight or nearly full moon stop you
Data centers: Google expands to Asia
President Obama sells jobs plan in Silicon Valley
Insider trading: Consultant James Fleishman convicted
iBIO of Steve Jobs
Tatooine for real? Scientists confirm planet orbiting two suns.
Chris Tucker: Why he left, and why he's back on stage
The Reformed Broker Internet stocks: Google takes off
Home solar gets $280 million boost from Google
Letters to the Editor – Weekly Issue of June 6, 2011
EBay sues Google over stolen secrets, poached employees
SETI puts E.T. on hold
The Reformed Broker Coming web IPOs: the Renaissance roundup
Epsilon security breach: 5 signs it's only the tip of the iceberg
Smartphones help Girl Scouts sell cookies
The new cyber arms race
Red dwarf star systems: Promising for life, but watch the apocalyptic flares
Arsenic microbe in Mono Lake may reshape hunt for extraterrestrial life

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