Google, Amazon, and the End of Secrets

D. Mitsinikos provides a link to GoogleWatch and an interesting story about Google's eternal cookie.

I read it earlier today and didn't think to share until I came across an article written by a colleague that appears at blog.tmcnet.com

Specifcally the entry is titled "Does It Bother You That Amazon Knows Who You Are?" and I agree with the author that, no, it generally doesn't bother me. However, when you combine all the searches I make on Amazon with all the searches I make using Google, I guess a fairly complete picture emerges of who I am, what I like to read and listen to, and what I'm scouring the Web for on a regular basis.

And I'm not so sure how that makes me feel.  How does that make you feel? Feel free to leave a comment and let me know.

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Dear Greg

I am your London Cousin! and seem to get lots emails about your world!
I have a wist Regardsne company and have relaunched the galitzine Champagne made in France!

Best Regards

Gregoriy

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