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Yahoo Claims Larger Search Engine Index Than Google
Yahoo! and Google will no doubt continue to disagree on whose search index is the largest, but a key issue remains that researchers are interested in this issue as it pertains to reliable, comprehensive, accessible, and current content, as opposed to ad revenues.
Government Data Mining Detailed Info on 9/11 Hijackers Back in 2000
According to an August 9, 2005 article in the New York Times, “More than a year before the Sept. 11 attacks, a small, highly classified military intelligence unit identified Mohammed Atta and three other future hijackers as likely members of a cell of Al Qaeda operating in the United States, according to a former defense …
Groups Warn of Privacy Risks Associated With Background Checks On Job Seekers
Press release: “The Privacy Rights Clearinghouse and PrivacyActivism submitted comments to the US Attorney General expressing concern about commercial data vendors and private employers’ use of federal criminal records files for employment purposes.” Groups Warn of Privacy Risks in Employment Screening – Comments Submitted for the Attorney General Report to Congress on Criminal Records and …
RSS Feeds for Google News Now Available
From Google: About Feeds and Terms of Use: “Google News section feeds: You can get a feed for any Google News section. For instance, if you select a feed link while you’re on the Business page, you’ll get a feed of business news. Google News search results feeds: You can also get a feed for …
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Researching Intellectual Property Law In The Russian Federation, by Julian Zegelman.
DHS to Hold Workshop on Commercial Data Mining and Privacy Issues
From the Federal Register, August 5, 2005 (Volume 70, Number 150), Department of Homeland Security, Office of the Secretary: this announcement of a Public Workshop on September 8 and 9. Summary: The Department of Homeland Security Privacy Office will host a public workshop, “Privacy and Technology: Government Use of Commercial Data for Homeland Security,” to …
Blogs Gain Momentum In Online Competition for Views
Press Release: “50 Million Americans Visited Blogs During the First Quarter 2005, According to New comScore Study.” Behaviors of the Blogosphere: Understanding the Scale, Composition and Activities of Weblog Audiences Related reference: Will Blogs Go Bust?
9/11 Public Discourse Project Denied Documents on Terror Prevention
The 9/11 Public Discourse Project today released a series of letters sent by the organization to the White House and 11 other government agencies seeking documentation of efforts made to implement the recommendations made by the organization’s predecessor, the 9/11 Commission, in its final report to Congress. Related reference: 9/11 Group Says White House Has …
Corporations Reluctant to Reveal Incidents of Cyberextortion
From the New York Times, The Rise of the Digital Thugs chronicles the under-reported, yet growing, threat to corporations from “cyber extortionists” seeking bribes in return for withholding data and information obtained by breaching networks. Related reference: Enumerating and Reducing the Threat of Transnational Cyber Extortion against Small and Medium Size Organizations, September 2004 (30 …
Portions of Al-Qaeda Training Manual Posted Online by DOJ
From DOJ: “Al Qaeda Training Manual: The attached manual was located in Manchester (England) by Metropolitan Police during a search of an Al Qaeda member’s home. The manual was found in a computer file described as “the military series” related to the “Declaration of Jihad.” The manual was translated into English and was introduced earlier …
New Book Explores Search Technology and Google’s Impact
The first excerpt from John Battelle’s new book, The Search: How Google and Its Rivals Rewrote the Rules of Business and Transformed Our Culture, is available on his blog.
