Why do we prefer Google to bankers?

The author discusses the complains of the people on banking institutions over the search engine Google and the online social network Facebook. It discusses the issues that can cause people to avoid Google including the monitoring of the search engine on the websites that one visits. It cites the iss...

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Publicado en:Prospect no. 226; p. 15
Autor principal: Grayling, A. C.
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Publicado: Prospect Publishing Limited Jan2015
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