Re: In With the New E-Mail, Out With the Old |
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DLR (news22@raleighthings.com) Thu, 26 Jan 2006 06:22:02 -0500
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> This isn't a diatribe against Google. One of their guiding mottos is > 'don't be evil'. I've not seen a case where Google has been caught > with their hand in the cookie jar -- so they have the benefit of the > doubt. Real Networks is evil, Doubleclick is evil, but not Google -- > yet. Data mining, enriched by the contents of person mail, can build > personal dossiers that have enormous economic value. The business > case is compelling. When they do, will that be evil? To me, > certainly. To a corporate executive, the driving ethic is to maximize > value and revenue -- failure to do so is evil. Viewpoint is > everything -- and we need to guide our decisions and practices > accordingly.
And to add another twist to this debate. I've discovered that "evil"
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