Search Briefs
Web Search–Google
Source: News.com
Google’s Privacy Concerns Unfounded According to Newly Filed Brief
From the article, “The Justice Department has denied requesting anything from Google that could threaten the privacy of the search engine’s users, as the company recently contended. But by trying to block the government’s efforts to review a week’s worth of search terms, Google is holding up efforts to protect children from pornography, according to a brief filed Friday by the Justice Department.” We’ve posted the full text of Friday’s brief from the feds here. (PDF)
See Also: Declaration in Support by Dr. Phillip Stark, UC Berkeley, Hired by U.S. Government to Do Statistical Analysis of Search Data
See Also: Friend of the Court Brief Filed By Law Professors (Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society)
See Also: Full Text to Google’s Brief (and Related Filings)

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