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Or, how Google learned to stop worrying and love a more sensible management structure.

This is huge.

Good job Twitter, you've successfully demoralized a promising young investor.

Patrick Pichette inspired thousands with his candid retirement memo about work/life balance. Here's what happened one year later.

Lee Sedol needs three in a row, now.

Pretty cool, Zuck. Now do a face swap!

So this is how it begins.

Coding while young and female.

Instagrammers through Indonesia shared photos of skygazers looking up towards the eclipse on Wednesday.

Donald Trump disrupts Silicon Valley.

The payments technology company Square has launched it's Square Reader product in Australia.

Google's long suffering social media efforts are about to get a little help from the creator of one of the Internet's most controversial communities.

For when the standard options just won't do.

"By supporting the gay and lesbian community, you're communicating that you're a progressive, forward-thinking, humanistic brand."

Twitter, Google, Facebook and more are cementing an alliance of tech against the government in court.

The company is donating $1 million to support UNICEF's efforts.

The talent is strong with this one.

You can't escape.

This is really impressive.

Twitter Moments, which launched in Australia Wednesday, is not intended for the avid user who refreshes their feed multiple times a day.

Authorities want to know if companies like Google are circumventing taxes owed on revenue earned in the country.

Finally!

The managing director of Google Australia and New Zealand, Maile Carnegie, is resigning from the company.

Saturday marks the 38th annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade, so Facebook is helping Aussies show their virtual support for the LGBT community.

Imagine: ads you actually want to see.