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NewsHow search engines rate on privacy
August 13, 2007 News.com asks Google, Yahoo and others to fess up on what they do to protect their users' personal information.In their own words: Search engines on privacy - News
FAQ: Protecting yourself from search engines
August 9, 2006 Sites record what you look for--just ask AOL users whose search histories were disclosed. How to protect privacy? - News
The privacy conundrum
December 26, 2006 When federal agencies and commercial enterprises share records, do you feel safer--or violated? - News
With tech, nowhere to run, nowhere to hide
February 6, 2008 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod notes that where technology travels, the law will follow--sometimes to our detriment. - News
In their own words: Search engines on privacy
August 13, 2007 CNET News.com tries to clear up recent privacy announcements by surveying Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Ask.com and AOL. Here, they respond.How search engines rate on privacy - News
Study: Shoppers will pay for privacy
June 7, 2007 Carnegie Mellon research counters prior studies showing online shoppers are willing to sacrifice privacy for lower prices. - News
Paying for online privacy
June 20, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod says a new report detailing online consumer behavior speaks volumes about frustration levels. - News
Putting privacy to the test
February 26, 2007 High tech has an intrusive side that some find troubling, from databases of personal information to Web cookies, Webcams and airport scans. - News
Police blotter: No privacy in home PC brought to work
April 5, 2007 Appeals court rules police don't need a warrant to search personally owned computer a manager brought to work. - News
Networking site touts 'tiered' privacy
July 24, 2006 Multiply finds more funding, continues to attract users wanting more control over social-networking environment. -
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Google in San Francisco: 'Wireless overlord'?
October 1, 2005 Responding to a proposal to blanket the city with free wireless Net service, some fret about privacy, others welcome the shake-up. - News
Privacy experts: T.J. Maxx breach was foreseeable
September 26, 2007 Canadian privacy authorities say the retailer failed to put adequate security measures in place. - News
What the HP affair really says about privacy
September 14, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper writes that HP's "non-denial denial" was a missed opportunity to make a grander statement about privacy. - News
Homeland Security hires new privacy chief
July 21, 2006 Hugo Teufel III becomes the agency's second permanent officer in the role since Congress created it in 2002. - News
In federal e-security we trust? Not a chance
March 1, 2006 When it comes to federal privacy, attorney Eric J. Sinrod points to new research that finds Uncle Sam has a long way to go. - News
Google to feds: Back off
February 17, 2006 Company chastises an "uninformed" Justice Department and stands its ground against a subpoena for search records. FAQ: The Google subpoena Subpoena fight round two? - News
Will security become Facebook's Achilles' heel?
February 22, 2008 Aaron Greenspan warns that Facebook is sacrificing user privacy on the altar of hyper growth.
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