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Google's Empty Chair at Senate Marks Unforced Error
Google, faced with what may be the most intense political scrutiny in the company's 20-year history, decided to pass on a chance to defend itself in Congress.
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With Empty Chair At US Senate, Google Passes On Chance To Defend Itself
Google, faced with what may be the most intense political scrutiny in the company's 20-year history, decided to pass on a chance to defend itself in Congress.
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Google's Facebook Copycat Moves Put It In Privacy Hot Seat
No one at Google envied Mark Zuckerberg last week as he was being grilled by Congress. But for years, they certainly coveted the personal data that made Facebook Inc. a formidable digital ad player. And the strategies they set to compete have now placed Google squarely in the cross hairs of a privacy backlash against the world's largest social-medi...
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Facebook in Spotlight, but Google Is Also in the Privacy Hot Seat
Google is squarely in the cross hairs of a privacy backlash against the world's largest social-media company.
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Google's Empty Chair at Senate Marks Unforced Error
Google, faced with what may be the most intense political scrutiny in the company's 20-year history, decided to pass on a chance to defend itself in Congress.
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With Empty Chair At US Senate, Google Passes On Chance To Defend Itself
Google, faced with what may be the most intense political scrutiny in the company's 20-year history, decided to pass on a chance to defend itself in Congress.
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Google's Facebook Copycat Moves Put It In Privacy Hot Seat
No one at Google envied Mark Zuckerberg last week as he was being grilled by Congress. But for years, they certainly coveted the personal data that made Facebook Inc. a formidable digital ad player. And the strategies they set to compete have now placed Google squarely in the cross hairs of a privacy backlash against the world's largest social-medi...
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Facebook in Spotlight, but Google Is Also in the Privacy Hot Seat
Google is squarely in the cross hairs of a privacy backlash against the world's largest social-media company.
