Google has launched a feature that allows you to choose who you see first when you search — so you’ll never have to miss the latest entertainment news from Page Six. The Preferred Sources tool offers ...

Thanks to a new Google tool, you can now let the search engine know which sources you want to see most in your Google results. So, if you are hoping to see more TODAY.com articles while browsing the ...

Google just made it easier to find CR’s expert consumer news, by prioritizing our content in certain search results. Google’s new Preferred Sources feature, launched last week, allows you to choose ...

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Judge Mehta’s August ruling could reshape Google’s search and advertising dominance. Possible remedies include selling Chrome, limiting default search deals, or opening data access. Outcome could set ...

A controversial algorithmic age assurance system that Google has launched on YouTube is reportedly also being incorporated into the company’s tentpole search engine. The age check tool uses machine ...

A federal judge ruled that Google illegally maintains a monopoly in online search and ad markets. A court will this month decide on a remedy, which could force Google to sell Chrome. Several ...

When you want to find information online, where do you go? For a long time, Google was the answer. The search giant has become so embedded in modern culture that we use “to Google” as a verb. But ...

Tired of searching for relevant content only to get a list of sources you don’t quite vibe with? Now, you can add preferred sources in Google search to see more from the sites and content providers ...

In a moonshot move, AI search engine Perplexity has offered to buy Chrome from Google for $34.5 billion cash in an unsolicited offer, Reuters reported, and Perplexity has confirmed to TechCrunch.

Artificial intelligence search company Perplexity has made an unsolicited, $34.5 billion offer to purchase Google’s Chrome browser, a surprise move by a Google Search challenger that’s looking to ...