EU Challenges Google On Data Retention
Two years may be too long to keep search information without some kind of justification, according to the European Union.
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Two years may be too long to keep search information without some kind of justification, according to the European Union.
You know, maybe Google's too ambitious with this index-the-world's-information thing. Judging from the most popular searches, they really only need to focus on boobs, pop culture and cute stuff.
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Seth Godin, on his blog, wrote "Do you really need a home page? Does the web respect it?". Here is what he wrote: Human beings don't have home pages. People make judgments about you in a thousand different ways. By what they hear from others, by the way they experience you, and on and on. Companies may have a website, but they don't have a…
People have some good things to say about Freebase, the collaborative wiki-style open database still in alpha testing. None have better things to say than its proprietor, who says his goal is to be a database of the world's knowledge.
We've always known that Angelina Jolie was little crazy – a pack of nuts that comes complete with blood-vials, ritual cutting, Frenching your brother. None of us have ever really cared, not to the point we would mercilessly deride her – she's way too stinkin' hot.