Privacy groups: Google's call for standard insufficient

Privacy groups: Google's call for standard insufficient

The U.S. government still needs to block or impose conditions on Google's acquisition of online advertising server DoubleClick, despite Google's call for global privacy standards, three privacy groups said Monday.
Published: 9/17/2007 4:30:19 PM
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