About the power of Google

published: June 23rd, 2007

Google has become the most profitable organization on the Web, having access to millions of people personal information, providing free services in exchange for even more data, dominating the web we know it today. It is time to question Google’s dominant position on the global market, before it is too late. In the months to follow, I am going to present a serious of posts on how Google has transformed from the don’t be evil search engine company to the true hacker platform.

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christ1an responds:

I’m looking forward to it. This fascinates me equally as much as you.

david.kierznowski responds:

I remember watching these a while back, really well done; although these kind of vids remind me alot of World war 2 propoganda. How easy is it for rival companies to release this kind of material via youtube and other social networks.

Amidst all this information, a man needs to remain somewhat objective :)

w00h00 responds:

Have you been watching britney sex tapes on youtube?
I think youtube is leaking data on what you have been watching and what not.

pdp responds:

w00h00, I am speechless… where the heck that came from?

psudobuddha responds:

youtube is hevily entergrated with google (and vise.) seems like an awkward platform for these videos to be presented on.

pdp responds:

psudobuddha,

there is nothing wrong about these videos. they are only representing a different point of view, which Google might not like. if Google censor them, that will put some serious questions about their entire politics. i don’t think that will happen, though.

MustLive responds:

I wrote recently in Month of Search Engines Bugs project about power of Google (in connection with Youtube):

MOSEB-20 Bonus: Google dorks strikes back
http://websecurity.com.ua/1070/

About the power of Google to put their users into the risk.

pdp responds:

MustLive,

that was actually very interesting find :)

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