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Teaching awareness at Google: Breathe easy and come into focus
This is the fourth post in a series profiling Googlers who facilitate classes as part of our g2g program, in which Googlers teach, share and learn from each other. Regardless of role, level or location, g2g’s community-based approach makes it possible for all Googlers to take advantage of a variety of learning opportunities.
Powering our Finnish data center with Swedish wind energy
What do a Swedish wind farm developer, a German insurance company and Google’s Finnish data center have in common? As of today, a lot.
U.K. innovators use technology to make the world better, faster
In March, we launched the U.K. Global Impact Challenge , asking British nonprofits to tell us how they’d use technology to change the world.
Investing in a South African solar project
As we search for investments that can help speed up the adoption of renewable energy, we’ve been looking beyond the U.S. and Europe to parts of the world where our investments can have an even greater impact.
Helping passwords better protect you
Knowing how to stay safe and secure online is important, which is why we created our Good to Know site with advice and tips for safe and savvy Internet use. Starting today, we’ll also be posting regularly with privacy and security tips.
Justin Timberlake, Thirty Seconds to Mars, Jack Johnson, Jessie J & Many More Fan Favorites to Headline iTunes Festival in London
LONDON―May 30, 2013―Apple® today announced that global superstars including Justin Timberlake, Thirty Seconds to Mars, Jack Johnson and Jessie J are among the headliners at this year’s iTunes® Festival in London. Running every night in September at the Roundhouse, the iTunes Festival features over 60 acts performing at the legendary venue.
A new inbox that puts you back in control
We get a lot of different types of email: messages from friends, social notifications, deals and offers, confirmations and receipts, and more. All of these emails can compete for our attention and make it harder to focus on the things we need to get done.
Capturing the beauty and wonder of the Galapagos on Google Maps
The Galapagos Islands are some of the most biologically unique ecosystems in the world. Explorers and scientists alike have long studied and marveled at these islands—made famous by Charles Darwin .
“Coming Home” by Wisconsin student wins U.S. 2013 Doodle 4 Google competition
After 130,000 submissions and millions of votes cast, Sabrina Brady of Sparta, Wisc. has been named the 2013 U.S.