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[...] SO WE now have a name to put to the number 4417749 and everyone’s trumpeting how easy it was to uncover that name. I get the point. I really do. But where does that leave the poor woman whose identity and personal life is now all over every other blog and news site courtesy of AOL and the New York Times? And once a name is in the public domain, every pundit, dick and harry can publish it. Including b. To be fair, Thelma Arnold agreed to speak to NYT reporters, chose to confirm that a list of searches was in fact hers, and expressed shock at the revelation that someine was “looking over my shoulder.” The last begs the question: does Ms Arnold realise the extent to which her story is being covered on the net? That her life might change forever? [...]

[IMG New AOL Privacy Leak] bLaugh explains it well with their latest comic. These comics just keep getting better and better. Unfortunately AOL’s image doesn’t. First the world finally realizes how difficult they make it to cancel an account, and now the released over 20

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I’ve always hated AOL. They’ve done nothing right expect AIM.

[...] bLaugh » New AOL Privacy Leak bLaugh » Archive » New AOL Privacy Leak bLaugh’s latest comic for blogs, thought it was funny with all the latest AOL headlines ;) [...]

[...] AOL is dying and they know it. I am proud to say I nor my family has ever used an AOL product. I was looking for something, anything that would help me change my opinion and even subscribed to Jason Calacanis’ website. More of the same “look at us, we are doing better, we promise” mentality. Public perception wins everytime over corporate spin and right now that opinion is low and falling. [...]

[...] Privacy is front and center again in the wake of AOL’s outing of the search queries of a bunch of its users. Clearly that was a bad move although they didn’t do it intentionally. [...]

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