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Monday, January 30, 2006 |
MiamiHerald: "Google saves every search, every e-mail, every fingerprint we leave on the Web when we move through its Google search engine, its G-mail service or its fast-growing collection of Internet offerings. Google knows more about us that than FBI or the CIA or the NSA or any spy agency of any government. And nobody regulates it. When a company that holds digital dossiers on millions of people decides that profits are more important than principles, we are all at risk.
Neither Yahoo nor Microsoft claim to have higher ethical standards than the competition. The often-stated desire to 'do good' and make the world a better place was one of the traits that endeared Google to the public. It was one of the reasons we trusted them to guard the precious and valuable contents of their thousands of servers."
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Slashdot: "According to the Lowell Sun, U.S. Rep Marty Meehan's staff has been heavily editing his Wikipedia bio, among other things removing criticisms. In total, more than one thousand Wikipedia edits in various articles have been traced back to congressional staffers at the U.S. House of Representatives in the past six months."
Wikipedia: "143.231.249.141: This IP has been blocked. It belongs to Information Systems, U.S. House of Representatives and is responsible for a large amount of vandalism."
Comment from Meehan.
11:18:17 AM
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© Copyright 2006 Hetty Litjens.
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