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Today's media stories from the papers - The Guardian
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Google 'chooses' not to censor Mosley content, MP says - Register
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British politics could do with a bit of Rick Santorum's religion - Telegraph.co.uk (blog)
British politics could do with a bit of Rick Santorum's religion Telegraph.co.uk (blog) But the fantasy that America is a Christian Caliphate merely distracts from the UK's own problems – the kind of problems that men like Rick Santorum are right to try to address. Take last Thursday's edition of Question Time, the UK's popular panel-base ... |
Mosley v Google: battle to remove pages - Sydney Morning Herald
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Google, Facebook, Twitter Execs Grilled By UK MPs On Privacy - paidContent.org
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Google, Facebook, Twitter Execs Grilled By UK MPs On Privacy
Google (NSDQ:GOOG - News) executives got a rough ride from a House Of Commons committee on Monday, when they declined to systemically filter law-breaking web pages from search results. Read more
Google reveals action over Mosley
Britain's media inquiry has heard Google has removed hundreds of web pages on former Formula 1 boss Max Mosley's sex life from its search results index. Read more
Google: Removing Unlawful Content With Algorithm “A Bad Idea”
On Monday, UK members of Parliament questioned Google about privacy issues – more specifically the removal of certain search results that house illegal content. The main point of contention from the House of Commons committee on privacy was whether or … Read more
Today's media stories from the papers
If you are viewing this on the web and would prefer to get it as an email every morning, please click here Top stories on MediaGuardian.co.uk Rupert Murdoch to supervise next week's birth of Sun on Sunday Some senior News of the World staff set to take roles at successor to tabloid that closed amid phone-hacking scandal Rupert Murdoch letter to News International staff 'full of legal errors ... Read more
Mosley v Google: battle to remove pages
Google has removed hundreds of web pages relating to former motorsport boss Max Mosley's sex life from its search results index, Britain's Leveson Inquiry on press standards has heard. Read more
Google 'chooses' not to censor Mosley content, MP says
We'll do that as you report it, says Choc Factory lawyer Former Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw said Google could stop links to the material appearing in results but decides not to. He made the comments during a question-and-answer session conducted by the Joint Committee on Privacy and Injunctions.… Read more
This Beautiful Life by Helen Schulman
A gripping moral fable about the decline of privacy Dropping her daughter at kindergarten shortly after her teenage son has become involved in a viral online sex scandal, Lizzie Bergamot, a previously smug and secure member of the Manhattan upper middle classes, finds herself feeling like "a modern-day Hester Prynne". The reader is trusted to understand this nod to the Puritan-infuriating ... Read more
Assange at Supreme Court to block extradition
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is asking the Supreme Court to block his extradition to Sweden where he faces sex crime allegations. Read more
Android Alternatives to Apple's Siri Personal Assistant
When it was announced in October, one of the headline features of Apple's iPhone 4S was Siri, an "intelligent assistant" which answers spoken questions and takes orders given in natural English. It was less like Google's Voice Actions for Android, an app which understands a limited set of specific commands, and more like the computers on Star Trek. Read more
War of the cyber worm: the most destructive attack on the internet
Cyber criminals no longer target your computer – they threaten society itself. This is the story of how a few self-selecting techno geeks fought the most devious and destructive attack ever launched on the web Even though it has become a part of daily life, the internet itself remains a cloudy idea to most people. It's nebulous in a deeper way than previous leaps in home technology. Take the ... Read more
