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Microsoft’s web privacy push: ‘we’re the anti-Google’
Responsible by name, unprofitable by nature Signs are emerging that Microsoft has realized it can exploit concerns over what Google does with information involving where you've surfed and what you've searched for.… ...Penalty for silent calling goes sky high
Two million reasons not to call Companies caught repeatedly making silent calls could get fined up to £2m in future, compared to the £50,000 maximum that taciturn sales staff currently pay.…China warns Google over uncensored search threat
Stop filtering and 'you will bear the consequences' China's Minister of Industry and Information Technology has warned Google that if it stops censoring search results in the country, it will "have to bear...‘Twitter gives voice to the voiceless’ – eg the US President
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