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Don’t call us, we’ll call you: What Google really told Marshall

Premier Steven Marshall was still spruiking the Government’s “in-depth discussions” with Google about shifting some of its operations to Adelaide – days after the tech giant had politely, but firmly, shut the door in his face, InDaily can reveal.

Fairfax joins forces with Google to sell ads

Fairfax Media has secured a partnership with Google to boost its digital advertising and publishing technology and drive digital subscription growth.

Students at a high school in South Australia using smartphones attached to their bicycles to analyse motion.

Smartphone science teaching tool captures Google's attention

Google is courting an Adelaide startup that utilises smartphone sensor technology to develop a range of science learning tools.

Google beats Oracle in Android trial

A US jury has handed Google a major victory in a long-running copyright battle with Oracle Corp over Android software used to run most of the world’s smartphones.

Computer win shows why we should be worried about AI

A computer victory in a complex board game over a human master reveals the worrying unpredictability of artificial intelligence, argues Jonathan Tapson.

BHP boss calls for tax, workplace reform

Mining giant BHP Billiton has called for tax and workplace reforms in Australia, wading into the ongoing political debate ahead of the federal election later this year.

World's online population tipped to double by 2020

The world’s online population will double to five billion by 2020, presenting “huge” business opportunities for tech start-ups on the cutting edge of the unprecedented expansion, the head of Google Europe says.