"The word “privacy” now appears on Google’s home page, with a link to the company’s privacy policy. With that one word, the Web search giant heads off the growing controversy over whether its previous practice ran afoul of a California law, the California Online...
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So much for not being evil. Google's board of directors has recommended that shareholders vote against a proposal to prevent the company from engaging in proactive censorship efforts."Google did not explain why its board recommends shareholders vote down the anticensorship...
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Many joke that what is actually happening is “Hollywood Math” (while others call it creative accounting)...
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"STRATFORD, N.J. - In an age of multimillion-dollar high-tech weapons systems, sometimes it's the simplest ideas that can save lives. Which is why a New Jersey mother is organizing a drive to send cans of Silly...
"Derek Jeter collects his fifth hit of the night, a home run over the fence in dead center to put the Yankees up 8-4. He misses the cycle by a triple. The Yankees fans are just going wild, chanting his name well...
" Collects more than 1,800 units of blood on Sept. 11 anniversary Official Release September 13, 2006 03:53 PM EDT (19:53 GMT) CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- On the fifth anniversary of 9/11, 11 tracks across the country participated in The NASCAR Foundation Blood and Marrow Drive and...
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"Anyone who remembers the London subway bombings probably recalls the dozens of cellphone-camera photos of disheveled victims and twisted metal[amp]nbsp;in the chaos of the London underground -- pictures that became a powerful sign of how important "citizen journalism" or...