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[ PRIVACY Forum ] The New Yorker's take on Google managment changes
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Fri Jan 21 12:27:23 2011
Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2011 09:06:36 -0800
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The New Yorker's take on Google managment changes
http://bit.ly/ezUHvl (The New Yorker)
To be taken with as much salt as you wish of course, but this is the
first "analysis" I've seen that goes usefully and significantly beyond
the facts disseminated in the Official Google Blog posting announcing
the changes.
The observations in this article do not strike me as blatantly
unreasonable, but of course that doesn't mean they are all correct,
either.
--Lauren--
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