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In order to increase the awareness of different target user groups on statistical information, Eurostat undertook cooperation with the open data community and other data redistributors and in particular with Google. Google mentioned for the first time Eurostat as the reference in the Government Summit 2.0 in Washington DC in September 2009. As of March 2012 several datasets based on Eurostat data (on inflation, public finances, ECE/CES/2014/33 3 unemployment, etc.) can be accessed using the Google Public Data explorer and could be easily found on Google search in 34 languages. 10. (...) It is mainly designed for professionals who need a quick overview on the most recent economic information.

Microsoft had Microsoft Virtual Earth, Google has its Google Map technology and the more advanced Google Earth. (...) In Neighbourhood Statistics in Google Earth we exploit the streaming facilities that Google Earth offers. (...) Instead of using traditional mapping techniques, it has introduced streaming photo-based mapping techniques such as Google Maps and Google Earth. These current initiatives are very powerful in helping users to get a quick view of the characteristics of a specific neighbourhood.

Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google have replaced oil and gas and telecommunications firms among the top 10 global companies based on market capitalization in 2018. (...) This makes Google attractive for both users and advertisers, and increases its advertising revenues. (...) Adapting of the antitrust framework to digital challenges 10. The quick pace of technological development has changed the nature of markets and business models.

The technology used to manage the pandemic falls into four broad groups: (a) Contact-tracing and social-distancing tools relying on Bluetooth proximity tracking; (b) Quick Response (QR) codes or bar codes used to check in to venues; (c) Accessing geolocation data through the use of either cell tower history or the Global Positioning System (GPS) to find where people must be alerted because of possible proximity to people testing positive for COVID-19; (d) Apps to register for vaccinations or download vaccine certificates. 22. (...) Leith and Stephen Farrell, “Measurement-Based Evaluation of Google/Apple Exposure Notification application programme interface for Proximity Detection in a Light -Rail Tram” (2020) PLOS One, vol. 15, e0239943. (...) The system then performs real-time tracking analysis, which, complemented by traditional interviews by human contact tracers, enables both quick contact tracing and the identification of pandemic hotspots.

In Russia, the programme seems to be primarily part of the effort to have the capability to CD/PV.1427 6 GE.18-01162 avoid or counter missile defences and to deliver a limited strike, again very quick and precise; but, again, the emphasis is more on missile defence evasion capabilities. We do not know much about China, but it is likely that it is also a combination of quick-strike global reach and the ability to penetrate missile defences that drives its programme. (...) AlphaGo, the algorithm developed by Google, was used two months later to manage Google’s power usage.

They also involve the delegation of regulatory functions to private actors that lack basic tools of accountability. Demands for quick, automatic removals risk new forms of prior restraint that already threaten creative endeavours in the context of copyright. 40 Complex questions of fact and law should generally be adjudicated by public institutions, not private actors whose current processes may be inconsistent with due process standards and whose motives are principally economic.41 18. (...) European Court of Justice, Google Spain v. Agencia Española de Protección de Datos and Mario Costeja González (case C-131/12), judgment (Grand Chamber) of 13 May 2014; submissions by ARTICLE 19, pp. 2−3 and Access Now, pp. 6–7; Google, “Updating our ‘right to be forgotten’ Transparency Report”; Theo. Bertram and others, Three Years of the Right to be Forgotten (Google, 2018). 42 See, for example, PEN America, Forbidden Feeds, pp. 36–37; Supreme Court of Canada, Google Inc.

In order to ensure that full by-in from this group the review process will run as follows: 1. Quick review by co-editors 3. Redrafting 2. Review by developing world practitioners 2. (...) We have created an interactive discussion group using ‘Google Groups’ which will be used to provide a forum for authors and reviews to actively discuss drafts. 19.

In 2015 over 99.9% of the royalties received by Google Netherlands Holdings B.V. were repaid to Google Ireland Holdings.15 An overview of the Google structure is presented in Figure 1. Figure 1 A double Irish Dutch sandwich: the Google case Alphabet/Google Inc. • Controls Google Ireland Holdings • Creates the IP • Grants the rights of IP use outside the US to Google Ireland Holdings Google Asia Pacific Google Netherlands Holding B.V. • Controls Google Ireland Limited • Is granted a sub licence to the right of IP use • Re-licences this sub-licence to Google Ireland Limited Google Ireland Limited • Reports turnover from advertising • Exploits and reports costs of IP Google Ireland Holdings Unlimited Company • Controls Google Netherlands Holding B.V

The home page provides access to the most recent news from the three communities, quick access to the Space Application Matrix search engine, the network of regional support offices, events conducted by UN-SPIDER and its most relevant publications. (...) Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus are used to broadcast the latest additions of content on the portal. (...) All such automated scripts generate roughly 1,200,000 monthly page views, with Google, Microsoft and Yahoo being the most active search indexers.