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Concerns raised as Los Angeles looks to Google Web services

July 18, 2009 - 4:21am

Security and privacy concerns have been raised over a multimillion-dollar proposal by Los Angeles to tap Google Inc.'s Internet-based services for government e-mail, police records and other confidential data.

The ‘world wide’ revolutionaries

September 10, 2006 - 12:00am

Once, people treaded on a difficult way of doing research, that is, by leafing through a multitude of books kept dusty in the libraries: an odious scenario of gathering information, which entails much time and...

Headlines