In the past few weeks Facebook has been publicly criticized over privacy policies; however, when Google invades people’s privacy, the offenses don’t receive the same level of scrutiny or public outrage.
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Google is Scarier than Facebook on Privacy
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Interview with Nick Stamoulis of Brick Marketing
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Interview with Nick Stamoulis of Brick Marketing
[Just as a reminder: everything below is my personal opinion. I haven't sent it to anyone else at Google for a review, etc.] Valleywag used a recent podcast I did as material for two points in Six Delusions of Google’s Arrogant Leaders
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Clarifying a couple points