Conor Dougherty

Teenagers love Instagram, the photo-sharing app, but are terrified their posts will be ignored or mocked

Publishers tend to use apps to cater to the most loyal users and use the web to be found by new readers

Google is working to create a web link and article storage system that would load online articles in a few milliseconds

As Uber has pushed its service into cities ar, often not waiting for permission from local regulators, it has faced hostility from local taxi drivers who fear it is undercutting their business

The Silicon Valley behemoth gets a new name, Alphabet, to get a handle on the sprawl of businesses it has entered

Lo is the founder of Vurb, a start-up in San Francisco's bustling downtown that has a new kind of search engine meant for mobile phones

As people spend more time on mobile devices, competitors are popping up and Google is slipping in its position as gateway to the internet

Edelson is full of self-deprecating comments about how he is "not technologically savvy at all" and that his move into privacy law was "a total accident"

One of the country's largest banks, Morgan Stanley, is losing its chief financial officer to Google in the most visible example yet of the flow of talent from Wall Street to Silicon Valley

Last month, after years of promotion, Google ended a test trial of its internet-connected glasses, called Glass

With satellites, solar-powered drones and a growing collection of devices in the sky, Google believes it can spread the internet to underserved areas around the world

The move could help Google achieve its aim of bringing satellite internet to remote corners of the world

As people spend more time on their mobile devices and in their apps, their Internet has taken a step backward