Link to the article & video: Channel 4 (posted 21.07.07)
Last Modified: 21 Jun 2007
By: Benjamin Cohen
Channel 4 News has learned that Google could be forced to carry a cigarette box style warning about privacy on its website.
You can make money without doing evil - it's Google's famous mission statement. But the world's biggest search engine is the focus of mounting concern over the growing scope of its power.
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