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Jul. 27, 2007
Protecting Privacy In A Web-searching World
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| With the online world becoming ever more important in people's day to day lives, how will people be able to better manage the flood of information available on the internet? We'll talk about search engine technology, and the challenge of protecting privacy in a web-searching world. |
Produced by Flora Lichtman, Correspondent and Managing Editor, Video
Guests
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Andrew Keen
Author, "Cult of the Amateur:How Today's Internet is Killing our Culture"
(Doubleday 2007)
San Francisco, California -
Javed Mostafa
Professor of Informatics
Indiana School of Informatics
Indiana University
Bloomington, Indiana
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