I don?t know about you, but I sure think my Google?login id? does a pretty good job of identifying me? :UPDATE: the Journal has a good July 4 story outlining how Google is trying to get Viacom to agree to scrubbing personally identifiable information out of the data because of the uproar over it.
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"1. Google Librarian Central newsletter returns Google Librarian Central blog dies 2. Library pulls DVD called ?porn? from circulation (Pantagraph.com) 3. Uncle Bobby?s Wedding (myliblog) 4. When Google?s the library, who?s the librarian? (BuzzMachine) Dear facebook and Google, I love libraries more. (Libraryman) 5. From Awareness to Funding: A study of library support in America (OCLC) OCLC Report Suggests Ways To Generate New Library Support"
"Uncontrolled Vocabulary live tonight at 10 PM Eastern. Topics for tonight?s show will likely include (although subject to change): Google Librarian Central newsletter returns; Google Librarian Central blog dies Did Tor?s free ebooks affect sales? When Google?s the library, who?s the librarian? I actually have some room in the agenda for any last minute discussion suggestions. Feel free to contact me directly or send the URL to del.icio.us with the tag unvocab. To join the conversation: "
"How Google used librariansGoogle Librarian Central has a 7 month summer break?Google Librarian Central - How many of us will it take? Google Librarian Central "Summer Break" Now 298 DaysGoogle and LibrariansWhen Google?s the library, who?s the librarian? "
" New "Libraries" Bring New Privacy Implications As Google, Amazon and others become de facto digital libraries -- and lawsuits emerge -- Jeff Jarvis wonders what this means for users' privacy. From BuzzMachine: Any site with content -- Google, Amazon, a newspaper, a blog, an ISP -- is now the moral equivalent of a library or bookstore, two institutions that try hard not to hand over information on what content we seek and consume arguing that that would"
""PaidContent says it?s a false alarm that Viacom will get personally identifiable information on our video viewing from YouTube and Google as part of its self-destructive lawsuit. Nonetheless, the episode has sparked the question I pose in the"
" Scritto da: Federico Cella alle 17:14 Leggendo in giro in Rete della notizia del giudice che dà ragione a Viacom sulla questione del copyright dei video su Youtube, vedo preoccupazione o addirittura indignazione per la libertà venduta. E la questione della privacy in Internet è sempre molto interessante e senz'altro da tenere monitorata. Però a me, leggendo la notizia, in realtà non è venuto in mente nient'altro se non che"
" Bye bye subs - and NPR needs a copy editor Beyond upheaval Some predictions for sports editors and sports sections Son and father teams When Google?s the library, who?s the librarian? "
"delivering the information in paper form? That would be the equivalent of the entirety of the Library of Congress being printed and delivered. Within the letter but not the spirit. Google Should Deliver Its YouTube Data to Viacom in Paper Form Jeff Jarvis has thought on the issue and wonders if maybe Youtube could be considered like a video library, and Google like a library or bookstore, as keepers and providers data, and in consequence, bound to uphold the privacy of their transactions with users in a"
"delivering the information in paper form? That would be the equivalent of the entirety of the Library of Congress being printed and delivered. Within the letter but not the spirit. Google Should Deliver Its YouTube Data to Viacom in Paper Form Jeff Jarvis has thought on the issue and wonders if maybe Youtube could be considered like a video library, and Google like a library or bookstore, as keepers and providers data, and in consequence, bound to uphold the privacy of their transactions with users in a"
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