I used Google and Privacy as my keywords for the search. I used them because they were relevant and also it made sense to try the two together and see what I got. Nikki Schwartz created it and the Information Management Journal published it. I read the passages i.

Basically, as soon as we practically can. This is to help suggest possible search terms to users. 8220;to monitor and improve the service. 8221; I feel that a combination of th.

To find an article on Google and Privacy, I used Google News. The blog is from eweek. He likens Google to Microsoft. Prior to this, I .

However, the recent modification was August 7, 2008; 1 month later when the article was written. I cannot find any violation on it. Monday, Nov 24 2008. Blogs, RSS, Delicious. Monday, Nov 17 2008. In addition, delicious will be also useful, though I had never used it before the class. It provides the most popular information among the people who are also interested in the same topic. It is like a virtual guide. Monday, Nov 10 2008.

Within 15 years I picture computers to be far advanced, such as the semantic web desk tops and laptops may not even be around, they seem to be making computers act like humans so much so, that we as humans may not even exists. When I seriously gave this some thought, I thought about the movie I ROBOT.

How Far Are We Going to Be Able Keep our Privacy? How Far Are We Going to Be Able Keep our Privacy? In this week assignment I had to search about the Google and how it compromises our privacy. I have decided to search the topic at the. At EBSCO host I found the article called Is it ok For Google to own Us? By Lisa Vaas. The article was written in. For a magazine called E-Week. The article discusses the concerns by. 6 years, 8 months ago. 6 years, 8 months ago. RSS, blogs, or delicious? .

Famous search engines can make your information also famous. So, after searching for the terms stated above, I was offered a series of interesting articles that referred to the main subject of this research. Among many attractive arguments, the article called, Is Google Evil? By Adam Penenberg presents an important investigation about the politics and practices of the Google Organization.

Based on some of the search tools we experimented with this week I believe in ten years searching will be very unique. Almost everything would be found through Google. Dogpile and other search engines. While school search engines like Google Labs. Academic Search Premier, and Credo Reference. Be updated at your own convenience. Almost like search tools now that updates every couple of hours or so but not as often is it will be in the future.