These articles have been tagged under 'ethics' by the bigmouthmedia team.
Online ads could come under new ASA remit
The Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) has received recommendations for ASA's remit to be extended to include communications on websites and social networks.
Competition complaints lodged against Google
The European Commission has received three complaints against Google that threaten competition in the search engine market.
Google Buzz accused of breaking privacy laws
A privacy group has called Google's new social networking service "deceptive" and made a formal complaint to the FTC.
Student suspended over Facebook page sues
Former high school student, Katherine Evans, has been told her case against her former high school can now go ahead.
Iran announces plans to suspend Gmail
The Iranian government has announced its intent to permanently suspend Google's email service replacing it with a national email service controlled by the state.
China denies involvement in Google cyber-attacks
Beijing has officially denied playing any part in the sophisticated cyber-attacks that targeted Google and other companies last month.
Text donations raise millions for Haiti
Text fundraising is coming into its own, as a simple and immediate method of helping the victims of the Haiti earthquake.
German news firms lodge complaints against Google
Germany's anti-trust offices also hear concerns from mapmakers and shopping site
Yahoo! criticised for supporting Google's China stance
The Alibaba Group, Yahoo!'s owners in China, have criticised the search engine for siding with Google in the wake of cyber-attacks.
Google censors 'racist' search result in Australia
Google has taken down an offensive search result in Australia in the same week it announced the decision to cease censorship in China.
