Google Pushes To Open Public Records

AlHunt sends us an AP story on Google's push to help states open up their data to online searchers. Google is going about this in an evenhanded way, according to the story, and the results of its labors — initially in Arizona, California, Utah, and Virginia — will be available to all search engines, not just theirs. The move is being hailed by groups such as OpenTheGovernment.org, but the Electronic Privacy Information Center expressed concerns, given what they call Google's "checkered past" with regard to privacy on the Internet.

So when...

[Short Circuit]

So when are Google, the Library of Congress and the CIA going to combine and be simply known as the CIC?

(Literary reference. Hope I didn't get first post.)

Re:Privacy

[QuantumG]

Maybe we should make a law that there can be no more laws.

Welcome to human nature.

Re:Porn

[Hack'n'Slash]

LINKS PLEASE!!!!