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The digital overlord has too much information, according to one columnist.
Some lawmakers actually changed their minds!
The company maintains most of its innocence, but is setting an example.
Half of the most searched terms of the year are about transportation.
They've apparently just changed what they crawl for.
The company almost always gives up user data when asked.
A few things to expect from Walter Isaacson's forthcoming biography of the Apple founder.
Google's chairman will testify before the Senate antitrust committee today.
He even called to check.
They seem to have used airport data from the eighties.
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