Well it's not confidential anymore is it.  Later on in the article it
states:

<snip>
To offset the founders' concerns about cookies' secretiveness, Google
set up a page, www.google.com/ads/preferences, where people can opt out
and see what Google has inferred about their interests
<snip>

I tried the link and have now opted out.  At least I think I did...

Brian Starck, CRM
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-----Original Message-----
From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
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Subject: RAINDrop - Google Agonizes on Privacy as Ad World Vaults Ahead

In today's Wall Street Journal...

<snip>
A confidential, seven-page Google Inc. "vision statement" shows the
information-age giant in a deep round of soul-searching over a basic
question: How far should it go in profiting from its crown jewels-the
vast trove of data it possesses about people's activities?

Should it tap more of what it knows about Gmail users? Should it build
a vast "trading platform" for buying and selling Web data? Should it
let people pay to not see any ads at all?
<snip>

http://snipurl.com/10hf4w


-- 
Bruce White, CRM, PMP
Orange County, CA
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