Google – Page 32 – The Talking Fern

What You Need to Understand About the Google Firing and Free Speech at Work

When sharing your concerns about your employer, get your facts straight and go through the proper channels.

YouTube Red Is Definitely Merging With Google Play

Google will combine YouTube Red and Google Play Music into a brand-new streaming platform. YouTube Red and Google Play Music will merge into a single service, the video platform has confirmed. Speaking at the New Music Seminar conference in New York, YouTube’s Head of Music, Lyor Cohen, said that the company will merge both services. […]

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Google Tests Autoplay Videos in Search Results

Nobody asked for this, nobody wants this and hopefully Google’s testing makes that extremely clear.

Google Tests VR as a Replacement for Dull Training Videos

A contest between training videos and virtual reality goes to VR.

Simplify the Recruitment Process With Google Hire

Hire, a new recruiting app for small and mid-sized businesses, integrates with G Suite apps like Gmail and Google Calendar.

Google Wins Fight With Labor Department Over Pay Gap Data

A judge has ruled that officials asked for too much info.

Build Nearly Anything in VR With Google’s Blocks App

The new Blocks app, free for HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, gives you a basic set of tools to create 3D objects in virtual reality, no PC required.

Soundcloud May Finally Have a Buyer (And It’s Definitely Not Spotify)

SoundCloud’s possible salvation may come in the form of Google, Jimmy Iovine, or…Deezer? SoundCloud counts with over 150 million songs on its streaming service, mostly from indie artists including DJs. Chance the Rapper has thanked the service for his success. However, the company has quickly bled through most of its cash. Now, as it faces […]

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Canadian courts can now force Google to remove illegal sites from searches

Music business celebrates landmark decision against world’s biggest search engine
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Google Officially Bids Adieu to Gchat

Those who hadn’t made the switch by Monday should have already been forced over to Hangouts by now.