Direito da Informática

Paying professors: Inside Google’s academic influence campaign https://t.co/iQ7uXsLkbC

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) July 12, 2017

#BREAKING: GTP (@Accountable_Org) releases a new report revealing how Google paid tens of millions of euros to European academic institutions over the past decade to develop a network of friendly academics who write papers supporting Google's interests: https://t.co/KPPoTGNLUT pic.twitter.com/nLnqJeVaaU

— Google Transparency (@GTP_updates) March 16, 2018

Google paid tens of millions of euros do European academic institutions over the past decade to develope a network of friendly academics who write papers supporting Google’s interests.

'Right to be forgotten': European high court hears second Google case https://t.co/lDrlpCGDX3 via @guardian

— Google Transparency (@GTP_updates) March 12, 2018

On the 29th birthday of the internet, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the world wide web, calls for large technology platforms to be regulated https://t.co/DajcsHFfRQ via @guardian

— Google Transparency (@GTP_updates) March 12, 2018

Google Officially Partners with Pentagon to Spy On Everything. #G11000 quietly signed a contract with the DOD to militarize Artificial Intelligence by creating an autonomous drone fleet that will detect faces, images, and behavior patterns. https://t.co/GzCQG04Fs7 pic.twitter.com/Ml9Km0nKrB

— Paulo Sa Elias (@paulosaelias) March 9, 2018

Why doesn't Google break out revenue for YouTube? Investors — and the SEC — would like to know.https://t.co/2c7kYWNHHN

— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) February 27, 2018

Se você ainda não assistiu, recomendo fortemente. É imperdível. Conta a história do início da #LavaJato sob a ótica da gloriosa @policiafederal — e serve de importante alerta para o momento atual. Salvo engano, está disponível na @NetflixBrasil e @iTunes @Apple Store (Filmes). pic.twitter.com/P2gpJk7kBT

— Paulo Sa Elias (@paulosaelias) March 9, 2018

Some Google employees are outraged the company is building AI for military drones https://t.co/r17JlrhNkK pic.twitter.com/fXimklXcae

— Gizmodo (@Gizmodo) March 6, 2018

Hey employees / Googlers! Your company is not doing more than its obligation. @Google is absolutely right as it fulfills its primary mission. #G11000