"The breadth of Google's information gathering about Internet users rivals that of any single entity, government or corporate. The Web search and advertising giant continues to expand its collection and analysis of data, turning its mission to index the world, its people and their interests into a roughly $50 billion-a-year advertising business. Google executives also remain closed about much of its internal data-handling practices, fearing that discussing privacy-related topics might hurt the company with consumers, according to people who have worked on privacy issues at the firm."Google's Privacy Balancing Act - WSJ.com
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Google's Privacy Balancing Act - WSJ.com
Excerpt from a timely Google privacy reality check
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