Google must channel SOPA rage again - against your privacy; US lawmakers question Google over privacy policy

[The battle over privacy online looks as though it will long drawn out. 
The longer the better for Google; it mints money while it rgues.]


   * US lawmakers question Google over privacy policy

   Politicos ask if Chocolate Factory's new rules violate an FTC

   agreement

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   * Google must channel SOPA rage again - against your privacy

   Once more unto the breach, dear netizens

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