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Re: Google and Verizon outline vision for 'open internet'
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Originally Posted by Maggy J
Excuse me for trying to get a debate going..but at least I can debate.
this is true but i was just pointing out to Stuart C why i am saying what i am........ i am not knocking you at all maggy
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this is my reasons
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Originally Posted by vanman
well it seems to me that Google and Verizon are set to run the internet and decide who can use it and for what purpose if you are a big corp your ok high speed internet....... little man just writing his blog has slow internet he don't matter as he has no money to give Google and Verizon
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Originally Posted by Stuart C
You are entitled to those opinions. I was just asking your reasons for them.
Re: Google and Verizon outline vision for 'open internet'
One day soon, Google will p0wn you, Schmidt predicts
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Further, he said Google knows "roughly" who you are, where you are, who your friends are and what you care about.
Future mobile devices from Google will tell you things you didn't realise you wanted to know, down to telling you about 19th century murders and reminding you you need to get a pint of milk.
Google will be the world leader in artifical intelligence as it extends its search model to semantics, that is to say meaning.
He said that it is going to be very hard for individuals to eat or watch anything in the future that Google hasn't tailored for them.
A confidential, seven-page Google Inc. "vision statement" shows the information-age giant in a deep round of soul-searching over a basic question: How far should it go in profiting from its crown jewels—the vast trove of data it possesses about people's activities?
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The most aggressive ideas would put Google at the cutting edge of the business of tracking people online to profit from their actions. A data-trading marketplace, for instance, would allow personal information from many sources—including Google—to be combined and used for highly personalized tracking of individuals.
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but i was just pointing out to Stuart C why i am saying what i am........ i am not knocking you at all maggy
