Google Privacy, Evilness & Paucity of Critical Thinking

Update: 2012-03-01

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Today's the day that Google unifies the big privacy policy in the sky. Now, your user history on one Google product will likely inform the results and performance of other Google products you use. For many, that's a good thing. For others, it's creepy. We also cover the Google bypassing user preferences for cookies thing, putting "don't be evil" in question. And, if you haven't read The Information Diet by Clay Johnson, do it. Quick. We talk all about why this week on the show. Finally, Pinterest. Are you Pinterested?

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Google Privacy, Evilness & Paucity of Critical Thinking

Dane Christensen & Pete Wright

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Google Privacy, Evilness & Paucity of Critical Thinking

Dane Christensen & Pete Wright

Google Privacy, Evilness & Paucity of Critical Thinking