Richard Nieva
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Recent articles by Richard:
Google workers demand company not work with ICE, CBP
Employees said working with border agencies would make the search giant complicit in human rights abuses. → Read More
White House reportedly enlists FCC and FTC in social media censorship order
Proposal would ask the agencies to help police tech giants like Facebook and Google over alleged bias. → Read More
Google now lets you find, listen to podcasts in search results
You'll also be able to discover podcasts through the Google Assistant. → Read More
Google Maps lets you pull up flight and hotel reservations on the go
The company is also expanding its test of augmented reality walking navigation, now called Live View. → Read More
Google targeted by Republican senators over Huawei project
The lawmakers are demanding answers about a smart speaker the two companies were reportedly developing. → Read More
Trump says he's watching Google 'very closely,' slams CEO Sundar Pichai
The president again accuses Google, without evidence, of anti-conservative bias. → Read More
Google Images gets a revamp with a focus on shopping
Photos of products will now show information on pricing, availability and reviews. → Read More
Google parent Alphabet posts strong results, as antitrust concerns loom
What scandals? → Read More
Presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard sues Google for 'silencing' her campaign
The Democrat says Google suspended her campaign’s advertising account as she was poised to gain momentum. → Read More
Treasury Secretary Mnuchin: Google’s work in China doesn’t raise concerns
Mnuchin said he had “direct discussions” with Google CEO Sundar Pichai this week. → Read More
I walked on the moon 50 years after Apollo 11
At Comic-Con, an impressive virtual reality experience starts aboard a space station, where you're led by a flying robot. → Read More
I walked on the moon 50 years after Apollo 11
At Comic-Con, an impressive virtual reality experience starts aboard a space station, where you're led by a flying robot. → Read More
Marvel's Shang-Chi star Simu Liu first asked for the job on Twitter
"Thanks for getting back to me," Liu tweeted to Marvel after the announcement at San Diego Comic Con. → Read More
50 years after Apollo 11, I walked on the moon at Comic-Con
An impressive virtual reality experience starts aboard a space station, where you're led by a flying robot. → Read More
Comic-Con has the nerdiest FedEx in the world
The shipping center is a necessary pit stop for collectors at the Con. → Read More
The Witcher doesn't 'need to be the answer' to Game of Thrones, showrunner says
Lauren Schmidt Hissrich says the show can "stand on its own two legs." → Read More
The SpongeBob SquarePants cast loves all your memes
But at Comic-Con 2019, the writers say they still live by one rule: don't try to force something to go viral. → Read More
Amazon's Comic-Con marketing blitz touches on immigration, segregation
The company's PR push for its new Prime Video series Carnival Row is unexpectedly topical. → Read More
Comic-Con is nearly 50: A glimpse of pop culture at its start
When 145 people met in a hotel basement for the first time, a movie ticket cost $1.55 and Simon and Garfunkel ruled the radio waves. → Read More
Inside YouTube, leaders look for ‘balance’ after scandals
Neal Mohan, second in command at the video site, handles an evolving role. → Read More