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Google Data Admission Angers European Officials

Date: May 15, 2010

Author: Kevin J. O’Brien

QUOTE: European privacy regulators and advocates reacted angrily Saturday to the disclosure by Google, the world’s largest search engine, that it had systematically collected private data since 2006 while compiling its Street View photo archive.

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Article MetaInformation:

Key People:

• Simon Davies

Key Organizations:

• Google
• New York Times Company
• Privacy International (PI)

Subject & Geographic Categories:

• Abstract Principles
  • Abuse of Power (Organizations)
  • Information
    • Truth / Honesty / Lying / Cheating
      • Hide/Mislead
        • Disclosure/Conflicts of Interest
          • Disclosure/Conflict of Interest (Organizational)

• Law & Justice
  • Civil Rights / Equal Protection
    • Privacy: Other
      • Anonymity/Surveillance/Identity Theft/Confidentiality
      • Internet/Online (General)

• Europe
  • European Union (EU)
  • Western / Southern Europe
    • Germany
    • Switzerland

• North America
  • United States of America/USA

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