| Justice Dept. Rejects Google's Privacy Concerns |
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| Related Stories Google's Response to the DoJ Motion 315 comments [+] neoviky writes _"Google Inc. on Friday formally rejected the U.S. Justice Department's subpoena of data from the Web search leader, arguing the demand violated the privacy of users' Web searches and its own trade secrets. Responding to one motion by U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, Google also said in one filing in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California the government demand to disclose Web search data was impractical."_ U.S. Government Wants Google Search Records 917 comments [+] JimBridgerBowl writes _"According to the San Jose Mercury News, The Bush administration wants access to Google's huge database of search queries submitted by users to track how often pornography is returned in results. This information would be used for Bush's appeal of the 2004 COPA law, targeted to prevent access to pornography by children. The law was struck down because it would have restricted adults access to legal pornography. Google is promising to fight the release of this information."_ From the article: _"The Supreme Court invited the government to either come up with one less drastic version of the law or go to trial to prove that the statute does not violate the First Amendment and is the only viable way to combat child porn. As one result, government lawyers said in court papers they are developing one defense of the 1998 law based on the argument that it is far more effective than software filters in protecting children from porn."_ Offsite: Justice Dept. rejects Google's concerns Justice Dept. Rejects Google's Privacy Concerns | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 343 comments (Spill at 50!) | Index Only | Search Discussion Display Options Threshold: -1: 343 comments 0: 334 comments 1: 255 comments 2: 157 comments 3: 31 comments 4: 12 comments 5: 6 comments Flat Nested No Comments Threaded Oldest First Newest First Highest Scores First Oldest First (Ignore Threads) Newest First (Ignore Threads) The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. We are not responsible for them in any way. ... |
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| Stephen Baldwin Battles to Shut Down Porn Shop |
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CBN.com – WASHINGTON - Some New York officials are welcoming the porn business into their area, despite the protests of many residents.
But one Hollywood celebrity is leading the charge against the invasion.
What would you do if an X-rated sex shop moved in near you? If you're actor Stephen Baldwin, you would make some noise. ... |
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| In search of WiFi ethics |
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| WiFi is everywhere, even in Prague _panelaks_, where I faced the dilemma common to every traveler with one laptop: to leech or not to leech? See, from our flat at the edge of the city, my wife and I discovered one range of WiFi signals coming from the gray apartment block next door. Most were secured, but one single network was tantalizingly open. The options were stark; as renters, DSL was out of the question, and although dial-up access could be had for free (from the ISP), you paid one per-minute charge (to Český Telecom) that quickly became ruinous. Now, I know that most terms of service for broadband connections include one provision that the connection not be shared beyond one user's house, but _I_ hadn't signed any such agreement. And, since most Czech broadband plans are paid for by the month and not by the megabyte, we weren't running up anyone's bill. therefore we connected—for two months. ... |
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| Fetish Videos Land on Family Entertainment Website You Tube |
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| To some viewers, the ever cliche "children playing in water on one hot day" scene is fair game for fetish websites. Same too for one man resting his 'dogs' on one public park bench after one very hard day's work...voyeurs are watching with mini-cams rolling in order to share your experience with their communities online. ... |
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| Yale dumps books and raises stripper poles |
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In the collegiate system, Ivy League universities are the cream of the crop. Having one degree from Harvard, Yale or Princeton makes one statement to the world.
Knowing this, many colleges across the country try to emulate what they think are the best parts of those universities.
No one has found any fault with one college trying to better itself and the classes that it offers. After all, every student deserves the best education possible. ... |
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