Spain set to overtake France as world’s most visited country by 2040, new report predictsÂ
SPAIN is on course to overtake France as the world’s most visited country by the end of the next decade, according to forecasts. A report
Expat Brit declares war on ‘big bully’ Google after tech giant took €60 from his account ‘for no reason’ and then stonewalled his complaints
A 72-YEAR-OLD British retiree living on the Costa del Sol has vowed to ‘go to war’ with Google after €60 was taken from his account
Google’s plans to make Malaga the new ‘Silicon Valley’ see a surge in demand for luxury homes along Spain’s Costa del Sol
GOOGLE’S plans to position Malaga as a new ‘Silicon Valley’ of the Med have triggered a surge in demand for luxury homes along the Costa
Google News returns to Spain after a seven-year hiatus
GOOGLE NEWS is returning to Spain after a seven-year break, the service was discontinued in 2014 ahead of a change to the country’s copyright law.
Online searches for holidays in Spain surge during the month of May
SEARCH trends data shows Google searches for holidays to Spain have increased by 50% since mid-May. The opening up to tourism, both nationally and internationally
Olive Press one of a handful of Spanish newspapers to win key journalism award from Google
THE Olive Press stands for strong, independent, investigative local journalism. And you don’t have to take our word for it – just ask Google. The
Spain’s Google tax clears first hurdle in path through parliament
SPAIN’S proposed Google tax has cleared its first hurdle despite opposition from right-wing parties. It is part of a finance bill in the process of
RANKED: Spain’s Top 10 most searched recipes on Google during coronavirus lockdown
THE coronavirus crisis has forced most people to stay at home and now they have ample of time on their hands.
Spain among top 20 countries which try to censor online data the most
Data also showed the main reason behind removals was ‘national security.’
Viral app finds your ‘art twin’ and some of the results are UNCANNY
AN app has gone viral after finding uncanny dopplegangers of everyday people in world-famous art. The Google Arts & Culture app only needs a selfie
HUSH HUSH: Spanish Government continues communications crackdown in Catalonia
POLICE from Spain’s Civil Guard have occupied the Centro de Telecomunicaciones y Tecnologias de la Información (CTTI) in Barcelona in an attempt to shut down
EU fines Google €2.4 billion for ‘breaking competition rules’
Union officials said the search engine’s results drive consumers towards the company’s own comparison shopping service over other options
Malaga scientists in finals of Google contest to grow seeds on the moon
A team of three young Malaguenos have reached the final of a science competition called Lab2Moon
Malaga-based app developers to represent Spain at Google’s startup summit
The app checks programmes for viruses and releases the findings to security analysts
Google waives €100,000 bill racked up by 12-year-old boy from southern Spain
He wanted to make his brass band famous online
Google offices in Spain raided by the Hacienda over tax evasion suspicions
Google says it has complied with Spain's tax legislation
American rocker Axl Rose asks Google to remove unflattering photos
Will the rock star get his way?
Google lists controversial Costa del Sol car rental firm as ‘permanently closed’
EXCLUSIVE: Google 'closes' Costa del Sol car rental firm
Parapar: The Airbnb of real estate
Olive Press meets the creator of a fantastic new online portal Parapar where you sell or rent your own house – entirely commission free
Costa del Sol media group fights off smear tactics to become Google innovator
Company faced a backlash and harassment from the current Google Trusted Photographers on the Costa del Sol
Cilla Black was the most Googled search of 2015 following death on Costa del Sol
Meanwhile, fellow Costa del Sol homeowner Lady Colin Campbell was the second most Googled search
Santander makes surprise appearance at Dublin technology summit
The Spanish bank is branching out into the world of technology
Ronda based marketing business going from strength-to-strength
Dawn Hutchinson, 36, took a risk in relocating to Ronda in 2007 to set up online marketing business ArayoWeb
British buyers’ profiles revealed in Spanish property research
Andalucia, Valencia and Canary Islands a hit with expats relocation
Google street view car pelted with tomatoes at 70th Tomatina festival
Filming had be stopped in the Valencia city of Bunol after the car’s cameras were knocked off during the attack
European Union votes against Europe-wide ‘Google tax’
Proposals to reform copyright laws on online news stories have been quashed, following an European Committee vote