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NBC's Gregory Lobs Softballs to Obama-Backing Google Executive

5/6/2013 5:30 PM ET
During an interview with Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt for the Meet the Press web-based feature Press Pass on Sunday, NBC's David Gregory eagerly asked Schmidt about working for ...

CMI Commentary: Google, News Outlets Embrace Vile Attack on Santorum

1/5/2012 7:30 PM ET
Top search engine refuses to remove hate speech attack against presidential candidate.
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Google, News Outlets Embrace Vile Attack on Santorum

1/5/2012 7:27 PM ET
Top search engine refuses to remove hate speech attack against presidential candidate.
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YouTube? More Like LibTube

11/2/2011 2:36 PM ET
New channels sprinkled with outlandish liberal voices, devoid of conservative views.

Report: For Religion, They're Anti-Social Networks

9/19/2011 2:09 PM ET
Christian broadcasters' group finds discrimination in most social media.

Good Friday: Google Celebrates Earth, Ignores Jesus

4/22/2011 1:08 PM ET
Famous online search engine logo passes over Christianity

Santorum's Google Trouble a Warning to Conservatives in Internet Age

9/8/2010 1:00 AM ET
Liberal bile and abuse of Google combined to harm Rick Santorum's political prospects.

CNBC: New York Times Potential Acquisition Target for Google

11/3/2009 5:00 PM ET
Search engine firm 'hoarding' $22 billion in cash and short term investments according to Wall Street Journal, which puts it in position to acquire Times.

Bill Keller Now Calls Google a News "Ally," But Didn't Trust It Last Month

5/20/2009 11:34 AM ET
The paper's executive editor (pictured) changes his tune on Google as a news aggregator, crediting it with driving traffic to the Times. But last month he dared people to "google" themselves if ...

Bill Keller Goofs on Darfur, Gaffes on Google

4/3/2009 3:51 PM ET
NYT Executive Editor Keller: "If you're inclined to trust Google as your source for news - Google yourself." Does that include the Times stories on Google News?
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