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Kids These Days: Living la Vida Open
October 7, 2007
Ed Kohler In case you haven't noticed, kids these days are very open online about what's going on in their lives. Personally, as someone who's 33, I don't consider myself to be a kid, but friends of mine my age have a...

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Google Storing User Data: Controlling Privacy and Relevancy
June 17, 2007
Ed Kohler There has been a bit of a dust-up in the world of online privacy following the release of a report that smacked Google for not doing enough to protect the privacy of their users. While the report seems to have...

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What Companies Should Google NEVER Buy?
October 22, 2006
Ed Kohler Chris Mesinna provides a rant about how Google is evil and their integration of Dodgeball with Google Accounts is the latest sign of their evilness. "Don?｢どｨび｢t say I didn?｢どｨび｢t warn you, but now when you try to log into your...

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Are Private Businesses or the Government More Likely to Compromise Your Private Data?
September 22, 2006
Ed Kohler Yet another report of compromised private data from the US government:1,100 Laptops Missing From Commerce Dept. - washingtonpost.com "More than 1,100 laptop computers have vanished from the Department of Commerce since 2001, including nearly 250 from the Census Bureau containing...

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