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Google and Privacy, cont'd.

By Lisa Salazar on August 21, 2009
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Interesting turn of events: Vogue model Liskula Cohen won the right to force Google to unmask a blogger who defamed her character.

Taking a turn from Toby’s previous post on Google’s Gmail, I have to raise an eyebrow.

On the one hand, Google claims that they have a right to scan all of your e-mail for advertising opportunities but then when someone uses their blogging forum to castigate someone, the big old “privacy” walls come down.

You can’t have it both ways, Google.

Turns out that we the people have bought into “the man” now called Google.

Oh. Yeah. Our blog is on Blogger. I guess we are biting the hand that feeds us. Oh, wait, is that dog food ad I see? 😉

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