By Aluta News Aug 15, 2023 Vice President, Kashim Shettima, has commended Google’s N1.2 billion grant initiative for the President Tinubu administration’s one million jobs initiative. Shettima made the commendation when he received in audience some executives of Google, a leading global technology company, at the Presidential Villa, on TuesdayContinue Reading
By Aluta News Jan. 18, 2023 Nitin Gajria, Managing Director, Google Africa, on Tuesday said that the search interest on private browsing increased in Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa. Gajria said at the Africa Ads Privacy immersion for press in Lagos that search in private browsing increased in Kenya byContinue Reading
By Aluta News April 19, 2022 Google on Tuesday announced its first Product Development Centre in Africa to help create transformative products and services for people in Africa and around the world. The Vice President of the product at Google, Ms Susan Frey, said at a Virtual Media Round Table that Google would alsoContinue Reading
By Aluta News Feb. 9, 2022 Google filed a lawsuit against the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) after the regulator fined google 173 million dollars for obstructing Korean smartphone makers from using operating systems (OS) other than Android. Korean news agency Yonhap reported on Wednesday stating that KFTC’s decision wasContinue Reading
By Aluta News Dec. 01, 2021 Technology giant Google on Wednesday announced it will not accept political advertisements on all its platforms. It said that political advertisement that were related to next year’s elections in the Philippines to choose a successor for President Rodrigo Duterte would not be condone. “InContinue Reading
By Aluta News Oct. 1, 2021 The largest search engine in the world, Google on Oct. 1, celebrated Nigeria’s 61st Independence Day anniversary with a doodle. Google celebrated Nigeria on its website with a special doodle depicting a red coloured Eagle atop an image of the national colours of GreenContinue Reading
By Aluta News June 7, 2021 Alphabet’s Google has agreed to make changes to some of its widely-used online advertising services under a settlement with France’s antitrust watchdog that was released on Monday. The authority also fined the Mountain View, California-based company 267.48 million dollars after a probe found itContinue Reading
